Bevel and Round Corners in SketchUp with Roundcorner - SketchUp Extension Tutorials

Today's extension helps you create rounded and beveled edges in your SketchUp model!

RoundCorner is an extension from Fredo6 that allows the creation of rounded edges and bevels in your SketchUp model. Whether you're a woodworker, an architectural modeler, or you're modeling something else, this SketchUp plugin is a great tool for removing harsh edges.

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[fakesociety]

Something I love about SketchUp is the community, is really inspiring to see videos like this one, well explain, good sound quality, 13 minutes of learning and not hearing the same think over and over. For me 3D Modeling is a lovely hobby, I don't know but maybe someday I'm going to have the opportunity to become a professional, and people like you are going to be the reason of that success, thank you bro!

[jackwortman]

This is an extension I can see myself using, for all sorts of machine, and architectural drafting. Thanks Justin for taking the time to advertise this extension.

[willembuiting]

Great video Justin. I use this all the time. There is one thing to notice, if you use it then it is sometimes hard to change the object afterwards.
Any good architectural building should have its main corners and stuff rounded off on the corners. The sharp lines are a give away on a foto realistic rendering. Thanks again Justin!

[cackleberryfarm]

I like the idea of this extension. I'm looking forward to trying it out in future woodworking drawings!

[mvred]

Great video, Justin. Thanks for sharing with the community.

[signout]

I dont have money to buy this, its for my school activities, do you have any suggestion to fillet the edges? for free?>

[davispresley]

I recently downloaded the program and try to find the app shown in this video and when I looked it up in the add-on warehouse and it said that my version does not support that add-on. Is there another app that you can recommend?

[jeffharmed]

Thanks for sharing, Justin. Nicely covered. I use this extension a lot but I still learnt a thing or two from your in-depth video. I have found that during the design phase, it is best to leave "rounding off" until the end because registration is difficult with a rounded shape.

You briefly touched on the eraser tool and changing its operation with the Shift and Control keys. I found that the eraser with the Shift key will hide a line but maintain independent adjacent planes. The eraser with the Control key also hides a line but merges adjacent planes as one plane. This is an important distinction when using the bucket tool.

Finally, when holding down both the Shift and the Control keys, selected lines become visible again. The eraser cannot be used to delete a plane. The select tool is needed to select the plane and the delete button will erase it. Maybe you know another way of erasing a plane?

[ragadesign]

It says the free license expired last June 9, 2022. So it can never be downloaded again? :(((

[sehuz]

Great. I use this to smooth sharp edges in architectural renders. Buen tuto amigo !

[HoBoJo]

exactly the tool i was looking for, many thanks!

[mogisanjaya]

Great Video.. you help me so much.. Thank you.

[ModularIsl]

I was arcing for all my curves this helps

[SupremeSkeptic]

Why is it that, every time I use the hand or orientation tool, my selection using Fredo6 gets reset?

[majdlayoun]

hello Justin, round corner had a trail period and after that we have to buy the plugin?

[libortelupil]

It's cool to the moment you need to round a corner that's on the edge of an opening (like when you have a cube and do an rectangle hole in it and try to round those corners that's on the edge of the hole). Then it just closes the hole. Or I'm I doing something wrong?

[idraw]

Great video, how can I undo the round corner property

[JoseMaria-ngqp]

Dude... you're amazing! thank you so soooo much!

[Pad]

up Justin. I’m very familiar with sketchup for sketch designing and love the way it feels. However, I am thinking about undertaking the daunting task of learning 3ds max with corona or vray to model for photorealistic rendering. I’d love to stay in sketchup though and just focus on learning vray for sketchup. Could you advise if you know of any modelling limitations in sketchup or rendering limitations with vray in sketchup? For instance, I have a tutorial for 3ds which suggests rounding every visible corner in your model ie wall/ceiling junctions and the timber pieces in a window. The effect work really well to add a layer of realism. Just not sure whether this level of rounding off would kill sketchup. It’s been a while since I’ve seen a bug splat. I’d like to keep it that way.

[nicklaswilson]

I don't get that tool bar. I can get to the tools in the tools menu, but no toolbar shows up. Am I missing something?