[Skill Builder] Watermark Rendering

August 8, 2017

Renderings are a wonderfully fancy way of showing your SketchUp model as it would be if it existed in the real world. Sometimes, however, you do not want to, or are unable to use rendering software. Fortunately, you have the tools you need to make a quick mock rendering right inside SketchUp! Download model here: https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/256e2143-a6d0-410e-b748-57b212d1e157/Skill-Builder-Watermark-Rendering

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