The version I have and use is SketchUp 8 while the latest version is SketchUp 2014.
There are two versions of SketchUp, a free version (now known as SketchUp Make) which does pretty much everything and a Pro version which requires payment. It is extremely easy to learn and yet capable of producing amazing and detailed models. What is SketchUp?įor those who don't know, SketchUp is a 3D-creation program, principally for architecture but which can also be used for anything 3D such as products and forms of transport.
Of course, that also means that what I say may not be the best way or the "correct" way, just the way I have learned.
GOOGLE SKETCHUP PRO 7 TUTORIALS PROFESSIONAL
Because I am not a professional user but someone who has had to learn it painfully from scratch, I can hopefully explain it in ways that newcomers can understand. In this section, I have written a series of lessons on creating DCs, thereby helping others who want to learn about them. While there are many books and sites available to teach you the basics, I have found relatively little information on dynamic components so am forced somewhat to find them out for myself, "reverse engineering" the supplied DCs to see how they work. But recently I decided to branch out into an area I have rarely touched – dynamic components (which I often refer to as "DCs").
I have doodled and created with it for many years now and learned pretty much all the basics. I am a great fan of Google SketchUp, (now known as Trimble SketchUp). Sketchup Tutorials Lesson 1: Introduction to tools and windows Lesson 2: Entering values Lesson 3: Entering formulas Lesson 4: Rotating objects Lesson 5: Custom attributes and axes Lesson 6: Changing colours Lesson 7: Dynamic copies Lesson 8: The scale tool, and other attributes Lesson 9: Multiple animations (part 1) Lesson 10: Multiple animations (part 2) Lesson 11: Multiple animations (part 3) Introduction
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