Be the first to get them: Advanced templates in SketchUp Pro (April Fools!)

April 1, 2019 Michelle White

Sick of the same old templates? Well, we've got some exciting news for you. We are thrilled to introduce 12 new templates to make modeling in SketchUp more fun than ever!

Some of the new templates include "Dark Mode" for those night time designs, "Rainbow Land" which is a little happier and more colorful, and "Big Axis" so you'll never lose track of your axis again. You can access these new templates by pulling them up in the template directory and scrolling towards the bottom. Check out the Skill Builder below for an introduction to the newest SketchUp Pro templates.

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