- To select all visible entities in a model press Crtl+ A
- Tool pallet consist of 23 tools to use.
- The orbit tool allows you to view the object in a ny side.
- When using the orbit tool you are not moving ot rotating the model instead you are moving.
- While using the orbit tool you can view the model from the top and bottom as well as any side.
- There is a Zoom tool thats allows you to zoom towards the model as well as away from it.
- To zoom in you move the mouse foward and to zoom out you zoom backward.
- The Pan tool is to move the model back and forth on the screen .
- The zoom, orbit and pan are called the naviagtion tools.
- When using sketchup you can move easily using this tools.
- The rectangle tool allows you to make several rectangles in sketch up.
- Is recommended to not have rectangles crossing over each other.
- You can look around the rectangles using the orbit tool.
- The push/ pull allows you pull up the rectangles into a 3d model
- When using the push/pull model you can use the orbit tool to look around the model and adjust any side that need to be widder, longer or taller.
- In sketchup the tools will infer to corners edges and other geometry.
- While having a rectangle on another on you can push and pull on that one as well.
- Skecthup have a 3d warehouse where you can share and get models.
- The arrow on the top icons allows you to select anything.
- The red pencil allows you to draw lines
- The rectangle, crircle and arce tool is do draw any of this three shapes.
- The eraser allows you to erase anything you dont wont, you can do side or lines .
- Another way to access it is by clicking E on the keyboard.
- The tape measure tells you how long something is .
- The paint bucket allows you choose from any folder a material to use on the model.
- The move/ copy tool allows you to move the model around.
- The ofset tool is to make a side larger or smaller.
- The box the with yellow arrow allows you to get models.
- The box with the orange arrow is to share models.
- They have a parallel projection, and a two point perspective.
Friday, January 25, 2013
Introduction to Google Sketchup - 30 Notes
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