[Quick Win] Purge Unused to Speed up your SketchUp Models

Jump into part two of our Dynamic Components - Building a Fence series, and learn how you can apply a little math to your components to place your fence posts at maximum spaced even distances.

Check out our multi-part series on building a fence using dynamic components

Are you using templates yet? See how you can put them to use saving dimension styles, and learn how to set properties for things you are going to draw in LayOut before you draw them. Doing so ensures

Check out some meaningful ways to use the volume command to calculate how much something weighs, in addition to replicating and multiplying geometries. Who knew?!

Check out the replay of our International Space Station live model in SketchUp!

Leverage line scaling to create depth of field in your SketchUp model inside LayOut without losing any details.

Make toggle inferencing work for you and your project! If you’re ever working on geometry that is just a few degrees off axis, learn how to customize inferencing so you can do your best ‘just slightly

See how easy it is to create angle and running dimensions, ensuring that your design is accurate, as we deep dive into these workflows in LayOut.

Show off your SketchUp skills with these these exclusive tips on how to create unique and awe-inspiring shapes using just native tools, components and offsetting.

Tune in to watch this pre-recorded live modeling session! In this session, we live model the Taj Mahal.

Follow along as we take a look at an option you now have inside of Add Location - high resolution imagery from Nearmap.

Dive in with us as we unpack all the nitty gritty behind dimensioning. In this video we cover using object snap and grid snap, setting dimension styles, editing dimensions, and a whole lot more.

Expand your toolkit with scaled components to go from a 3D model with no bounds to an accurate, scaled down model you can print.

Learn how to master countersinking holes into curved surfaces, sinking the whole piece into the design.

We're taking a look at a free extension called Random Tools by Alex Schreyer. It's a suite of tools that helps with the random placement of objects. Download here: https://extensions.sketchup.com/e