Learn how to quickly set-up common material types, and how to edit basic properties to get the right look. Find out the recipe for setting-up a daytime, exterior rendering set within a realistic landscape. Learn how to convert your rendering from day to night, and how to relight with artificial lights.
Learn how to light your model and add realistic reflections and finishes in Shaderlight. Practice using Shaderlight to render a simple interior vignette, plus learn tips and tricks to turn a partial model into a beautiful rendering. Learn how to light your model and add realistic reflections and finishes in Podium. Practice using Podium to render a simple interior vignette, plus learn tips and tricks to turn a partial model into a beautiful rendering.
When you break it down, even the most complex shapes are just a series of smaller, more simple modeling steps. Start by learning the core SketchUp functions to employ in more complicated modeling situations. Artisan is an extension that provides subdivision, sculpting, and soft selection tools for Organic Modeling in SketchUp. Learn the fundamental tools plus strategies for working efficiently with Artisan.
Learn how to create tensile surfaces by skinning edges with the Soap Skin Bubble extension. Generate complex and organic surfaces from contours with the Curviloft extension.
Shape Bender is an extension that allows you to bend a group or component to match an existing curve. Learn strategies for using Shape Bender to wrap complex shapes along custom paths.
Flowify is an extension that bends groups or components along a quad surface. Learn how to use it to map 3D objects to complex and organic faces to quickly solve intricate, organic modeling problems. Shaderlight is a powerful yet intuitive photorealistic rendering program for SketchUp.
This series walks you through the ins and outs of creating stunning, professional renderings using Shaderlight. This series takes you inside a real-world kitchen remodel project to provide step-by-step instructions for measuring a room and translating the dimensions to SketchUp. LayOut is a powerful tool for turning your SketchUp models into professional drawings and presentations. Over time, we have answered a lot of LayOut questions by webinar. This is a collection of question and answer webinar recordings that have touched on LayOut.
Note: Some videos contain information unrelated to LayOut and may also appear in other series. If CAD files are a part of your SketchUp-based workflow, chances are you have run into the same problems that we all have faced. Over time, we have answered a lot of CAD related questions by webinar. This is a collection of question and answer webinar recordings that have touched on CAD and SketchUp. Google offers a free version that's comprehensive enough.
To read and learn more about SketchUp. Google has created several video tutorials to facilitate learning of the SketchUp tools. Sketchup Make is no longer available. If you have Sketchup Make already, be sure to keep the installer. Dave December 21st, Sketchup Make is still available for download.
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Anyone can make, modify and re-upload content to and from the 3D warehouse free of charge. You can Also Download Macromedia Flash 8. Lets you design and document your ideas in 3D. Easy in its use. Very accurate inits designing. It is kind of a mess. There are some great video tutorials online on the Google SketchUp web site.
There is also an extensive online library of SketchUp premade components which are available directly within the program. SketchUp also plays well with Google Earth allowing you to not only design a building but place it on its actual site anywhere on the earth.
Open SketchUp 2. If the screen is not set as shown below, make the following changes: a. Your screen will look like this: 5. Draw a line: Use the pencil tool 6. You can draw in X red or Y green or Z blue direction. Inputting distances for lines is the same as AutoCAD: click a point, then point the cursor in the direction you want to draw the line, then type the distance.
To separate fractions of an inch from whole inches, leave a space. At any time while you are drawing an entity, for example, a line or rectangle, you can type the dimensions in the "VCB" box and the entity will be drawn to those dimensions.
If you want to draw a line that is 9 feet 6 inches long, start to draw the line in the direction you want, then type: 9' 6" you don't need to click in the "VCB" box in order to type in it, just start typing , and then press Enter.
If you want to draw a rectangle that is 6 feet 6 inches wide by 4 feet 6 inches deep, begin to draw the rectangle, type: 6' 6", 4' 6" again, you don't need to type in the "VCB" box , and then press Enter. As you draw lines when a start or end point of the line aligns with another point, SketchUp will signal graphically by drawing a red, green or blue line from point to point — like the illustration below: If you want to be precise about the distance, type a number add the foot mark if you mean feet.
To move, rotate or scale an object, first select the whole object using the select tool. You can pick one part at a time or select with a window or a crossing window. If you want to select several parts one at a time, hold down the shift key.
To unselect an a part of object that has been selected, hold the shift key down and reselect it. If you want to cancel the selection, just right click the mouse on a blank area of the drawing. To lengthen a line, click on the Move tool, click on the end of the line you want to lengthen there will be a green grip appear and move it to a new location.
To copy an object, use the Move tool, but hold down the Ctrl key while moving. You cannot mirror along a diagonal axis, so you have to mirror first then rotate the object. If you want to mirror an object and keep the original, make a copy of it first. Saving: pick the Save icon or select File and then Save. The first time you save you will be prompted for a name for the file as well as a location in which to save it.
How to draw a building with a gable roof. Press and hold the Ctrl key on your keyboard. Move your mouse to copy the entities. Click at the destination point to finish your copy operation. Type a multiplier value to create additional multiple copies.
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