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Are you talking about a single 2d photo or like, hundreds of 2d photos from all different angles around the object?

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8 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Are you talking about a single 2d photo or like, hundreds of 2d photos from all different angles around the object?

 

24 minutes ago, manikyath said:

the only way i can think of "turning it 3D" that wouldnt be some pretty intense stuff would be using an image as a "heightmap"

All the angles. ?? it can be a flat model too. It doesnt have to be textured. I just need the floorplan of the irregular object. Ye

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3 minutes ago, Legolessed said:

 

All the angles. ?? it can be a flat model too. It doesnt have to be textured. I just need the floorplan of the irregular object. Ye

What I do is edit the image with photoshop to have some transparency, then import it into sketchup and draw my model on top of the image.

 

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You wont be able to do it with a single photo, but with multiple its deffinitly possible. There is a technique called photogrammetry that is pretty widely used nowadays.

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