I'm by no means an expert, so I'm not going to talk about how to use the software in this video, but if you're interested in learning how to use it I'd highly recommend some of the tutorials on YouTube which I'll link to in the description box below. With SketchUp, I'm self taught so there's a lot that I don't know, but generally I have always been able to find ways to do whatever I need to do just by googling things. I really like it and find it very easy to use, especially when compared with AutoCAD which is kind of the industry standard CAD programme - I've been using AutoCAD for years for my office based day job and it is much more difficult to learn than SketchUp. They can make your SketchUp experience much simpler and much more enjoyable.I used SketchUp for designing the chair which is a 3d CAD program, and for home users it's free. Use them whenever possible to avoid going to a menu. These shortcuts might not make much sense right now but TRY TO REMEMBER THESE SHORTCUTS. You can avoid clicking on the Dimension icon in the Large Tool Set. The shortcut lets you unhide the last hidden object without opening the Edit menu to do it.įinally, steps 19-20 arm you with the ability to enable dimensioning by simply pressing the D key.
Steps 17-18 arm you with the ability unhide the last hidden item (that is, not all of the hidden items) by simply pressing the V key. The shortcut lets you unhide all objects without opening the Edit menu to do it. Steps 15-16 arm you with the ability unhide all hidden items by simply pressing the U key. The shortcut lets you hide objects without opening the Edit menu to do it. Steps 13-14 arm you with the ability to hide an object by simply clicking on it and then pressing the X key. The shortcut lets you delete the guides without opening the Edit menu to do it. Steps 11-12 arm you with the ability to delete all of the guides.
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