New to Yulio Jump for SketchUp: Enhanced Material Tags

March 09, 2020

If you’ve been using Yulio Jump for a few months now and you’re ready to take your renders to the next level, we’re excited to share with you our own line of Enhanced Material Tags for SketchUp!

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Yulio Jump is a cloud rendering tool that creates fast, simple and stunning 360-images or 2D renders direct from SketchUp in minutes. While rendered projects without Enhanced Material Tags are still a great asset, using our line of 17 Yulio Material Tags can help you wow your clients by telling your visual story in a more stunning way.

 

You can apply any of these tags anywhere in the SketchUp material name to increase photorealism in your rendering:

#JumpMetal #JumpSilver #JumpShinymetal #JumpWood
#JumpSteel #JumpMirror #JumpBrushedmetal #JumpVeneer
#JumpAluminum #JumpFabric #JumpPaintedmetal #JumpLaminate
#JumpGold #JumpGlass #JumpLeather #JumpCeramic
#JumpShinytile      

 

How to Apply Yulio Enhanced Material Tags:

 

Start out by opening your SketchUp model. From there, click on any material and open the materials drop down on the right hand side.

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In the material label field, delete the original and replace it with one of the tags below.

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Add in any of the 17 Enhanced Material Tags in the box - and that’s it!

Here is one of my personal favorite before and after image samples of Enhanced Material Tags in SketchUp:

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Take a look at the full VR Projects here:

 

Take your pitches to the next level by transforming your Jump projects today with our Enhanced Material Tags! For a full step-by-step guide on how to apply our material tags, you can click here to visit our Knowledge Base. If you have yet to purchase a Yulio Jump license, you can click here to book a demo today!

 

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Rachel Chan

Rachel Chan

Rachel is a writer for Yulio, covering all things VR. With a keen interest in creativity and innovation, Rachel enjoys seeing how businesses use VR in their workflow, and how they have been transformed by it.