
Explore SketchUp basics by setting templates and default units, then master drawing with rectangle and line tools, push/pull operations, circles, and navigation using rotate and pan.
Explore arc commands in SketchUp, including two-point, center-point, pie arc, and three-point construction. Move, copy, press pull, rotate, and follow me tools shape and refine geometry with precise control.
Explore the fellow me tool in SketchUp by preselecting geometry or not, extruding faces, creating pipes with holes, and shaping revolved solids from cycle and circles.
Learn the scale and offset tools in SketchUp: preselect and scale objects, apply uniform and directional scaling, and use offset and push-pull for precise shapes.
Use the tape measure tool to measure edges between two points, snap to endpoints, extend or resize the drawing by typing exact units and use guiding lines.
Explore adding dimensions in SketchUp, including point-to-point measurements, arc radii and diameters, and how dimensions update as geometry resizes while switching unit formats.
Master the text tool in SketchUp to create normal and 3D text, measure dimensions, edit units, apply fonts and arrows, and name components for organized projects.
Create 3d text in SketchUp by setting times new roman, aligning left, and applying bold, then placing and resizing. Color with paint bucket and use shape bender to curve text.
Master the protector tool in SketchUp to measure angles, create guiding lines, and build roofs with precise angles using edges, lines, and press pull.
Use the axes tool to align objects to the origin by selecting an edge or face and using the red and green axes; switch to axes for groups or components.
master pan navigation in SketchUp alongside orbit and zoom, using the view panel toolbar, the h key, or the scroll wheel, including temporary pan during drawing.
Navigate with orbit, zoom, and pan tools from the large tool set in the toolbar of SketchUp, using o for orbit and shift for pan and viewing angles.
Explore orbit, pan, and zoom in SketchUp to navigate a model, control the field of view with the scroll wheel, and apply zoom extend or zoom previous tools.
Learn to craft 2d floor plans in AutoCAD, using top view with parallel projection, drawing exterior and interior walls to 300 mm thickness, adding doors, then explain basic 3d later.
Fixing doors and windows in sketchup, this lecture guides creating door openings, placing doors with precise dimensions, composing groups for windows, and preparing layers to convert the plan to 3d.
Create separate layers for doors and windows, then assign walls accordingly. Extrude walls to 300 mm height, set thickness to 1000x300 mm, and place windows from a guided isometric plan.
Design doors, windows, and a main gate in SketchUp using rectangles, press pull, offset, and division with glass and wood finishes, then model a staircase with step divisions.
Learn sketchup techniques for adding stair rails, windows, and doors, and importing 3d warehouse components. Apply flooring and roof designs, fix z-fighting, and finish interiors with colors.
Design a two-floor house in SketchUp by starting with the plan and transforming it into 3D house modelling using layers, foundation, walls, stairs, and a top view.
Learn to create interior division layouts in SketchUp by detailing walls, door and window placements, and accurate dimensions, then transition to 3d isometric views with clean guidelines.
Design and model sliding and transparent windows in SketchUp, including outer and inner frames, screens, mirrors, and metal bars, with multiple copies and kitchen placement.
Design a main entrance door and bathroom window in SketchUp. Apply wood finishes, add mirrors, and use the fellow me tool for extrusion.
This lecture from the complete SketchUp course teaches door design and a U-shaped stair layout using press pull, arc, offset, and grouping, with layer management and finishes.
Render stairs with rails and detailing, using groups and components, explode for face-level customization, then apply colors, materials, and windows divided into four parts.
Description
All you need is a pc and courage
This course is all about
Most comprehensive Sketch up course with nearly 30 lectures
All videos are in English and clearly explained
Self-assessment quizzes and Practice drawings
Sketch up command list and sketch up quizzes
New features of Sketch up are added,
Taught by certified Sketch up professional
Extra practice drawings and projects in the course
Auto-generated closed captioning in English is available
What this course covers?
This course is a full-length Sketch up learning package which contains almost all of the topics that you will ever need to work with this software. The course is designed for a beginner as well as those who have Sketch up exams
That is why this course lessons are mostly project-oriented and most of the tools and commands are taught with their real-world applications. Each module ends with a practical question which is related to the course and students are encouraged to answer the questions before moving ahead.
Practical Questions
At the end of each module there are a complete section dedicated to "practice drawings" and projects like floor plan and other related plans.
Q&A Support Section
We understand that students will have questions related to the course and its necessary also for a healthy learning process hence we encourage students to ask their questions related to the course in the Q&A section of the course. I answer each and every question as soon as possible and so far we have answered every single course-related questions from students on Udemy.