Incomplete texturing??

[Amir]

hey everyone,

ive just tried to upload my 3D builing to the warehouse but it has
been rejected due to Incomplete texturing could anyone take a look at
it and please tell me how to resolve it?
thanks a million already!

Yours Amir

http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=f16634aa53ea2bcd7130a9caf1113124

ps. i know the windows are not as they supposed to be but is that the
reason?

[Helen]

How come crappy models like these get accepted when other more detailed
models get rejected?

Helen

PS If the .kmz files don't get through do a search for Buckland Road, Poole,
UK and you'll see them.

[SketchUp Guide Allison]

Hi Amir,

Your model needs phototextures, not SketchUp textures. Check out the
tutorials on phototexturing here: http://sketchup.google.com/training/videos/gsuge.html

Hi Helen,

Since the model judging process involves humans, mistakes do get
made. We've been working on making the judgments more consistent, but
if you find models that don't meet our criteria, point them out here
and we'll take a look.

-- Allison

>  Crappy models.kmz
> < 1KViewDownload

[No.Ka.Oii]

This line from the criteria page needs changed then:

"Texture the entire model, including the roof. For faces that can't be
photographed, such as the roof, use the imagery in Google Earth. If
Google Earth's imagery is too blurry, or, outdated (the building was
developed after the imagery was taken) then it's acceptable to use
SketchUp materials provided the color and scale are as accurate as
possible. "

It reads like if there arent any pictures provided from Google that
can be used that you can use the materials in SketchUp for the model.

I got stuck with the whole "inaccurate texture" rejection for my model
as well:

http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=47c40ba87f5c70e82d0e0e88f72d7633

Actual water tower: http://pics4.city-data.com/cpicc/cfiles2712.jpg

Oh well I guess I will wait for a sunny day and all the snow to go
away to get a super accurate photo image of the railings I can get
near and upload them on my wee small 2 ft wide legs. Then figure out
some way to match the photo's color and hope I dont get nailed again
for the upper bits.

On Dec 9 2009, 5:45 pm, SketchUp Guide Allison <allisonfloyd