What is SketchUp?

Starting SketchUp

Orbit tool

Creating Faces

Length Indicator

Pan tool

Golden Sections

Adding furniture to your model

Zero Scaping

Exporting 3D Models

Intro

How to Start

The Workspace

Drawing Tools

Text Tools

Visual Aids

Drawing 3D Objects

Visualization Tools

Reshaping Objects

Editing Tools

Applying Materials

Saving Project

Introduction

Access & Dashboard

Main Workspace

Drawing Tools

Drop 2D and 3D Text

Visual Aids

Drawing in 3D

3D Warehouse

Manage Preview & Measurements

How to Edit Objects

Apply Materials

3D Warehouse Materials

Save & Export Project

Style & Scenes

Intro

Modeling

Rendering and animation

SketchUp 3D warehouse

Interface and learning curves

Industries that use SketchUp

Price and availability

The plugins

Why should you choose SketchUp?

Introduction

1. Draw Accurate Walls

2. Group Early (and Often)

3. Edit Groups to Add Detail

4. Stay Organized with Tags

5. Use Components

6. Use Nested Groups & Components

7. Learn to Edit Existing 3D Shapes

8. Use Pre-Made Components from the 3D Warehouse

9. Add Colors & Materials

10. Create a Final Rendering

Next Steps

Changing units

SketchUp help

Creating basic shapes

Drawing tools

Creating a circle

Applying materials and colours

Applying material finishes

Saving the model

Intro

Open SketchUp

Table top

Input

Mistakes

Extrude

Groups & Components

Navigation

Move

Bevel

Edges & Faces

Offset tool

Components

Guides

Scale tool

Move copy

Rotate

Rotate tool

Multi-Inferencing

Array Copy

Finish table

Tags

Materials

Styles

Books

Introduction

1. Web vs Desktop

2. Intended Users

3. SketchUp Extensions

4. Starting From an Existing CAD File

5. 3D Modeling Tools

6. Adding Pre-Built 3D Models

7. Creating Custom Colors & Materials

8. Importing Satellite Imagery & Location Information

9. 3D Printing & CNC Fabrication

10. Exporting Renderings, Walkthroughs, Drawings and More

Next Steps

Intro

SketchUp Free Toolbars

SketchUp Help

Zooming

Zooming in and out

Creating faces

Selecting faces

Drawing along axes

Locking to an inference

Conclusion

Introduction

How to Access SketchUp Free

1⃣ Start in 2D

2⃣ Use the Right Mouse

3⃣ Draw the Right Way

4⃣ Understand Stickiness

5⃣ Group (Almost) Everything

6⃣ Master the Move Tool

7⃣ Navigate Like a Pro

Next Steps

Introduction

1⃣ Get SketchUp Free Setup for 2D

2⃣ Draw The Floor

3⃣ Draw The Exterior Walls

4⃣ Draw The Interior Walls

5⃣ Add The Windows & Doors

6⃣ Import Furniture & Fixtures

7⃣ Style The Plan for Presentation

Next Steps

Introduction

1. Rendering & Walk Through Animations

2. Design Presentations

3. Detailed Construction Documents

4. Start From As-Built Drawings

5. Export to Other Software

6. Sandbox Tools

7. Solid Tools

8. Dynamic Component Tools

9. Advanced Camera Tools

10. Extensions

1) Scouting the site using Google Earth and Google Maps (starting

2) Bringing a geo-snapshot of your site into SketchUp (starting

3) Importing existing 3D buildings (starting

4) Modeling missing buildings from scratch (starting

5) Making massing model versions of the photo-textured buildings (starting

6) Tracing roads from the aerial photo (starting

7) Working with a site that isn't flat (starting

8) Creating a new ground plane and street name labels (starting

9) Creating utility scenes to show different versions of the model (starting

Intro

Creating a rectangle

SketchUp Tour

Terms of Service

Pencil tool

Drawing a rectangle

Making doors

Inserting windows

3-Button Mouse

Adding a roof

Move tool

Saving your project