Google SketchUp is a 3D modeling software that allows users to visualize spaces in three dimensions. The document discusses various tools in SketchUp like the select, line, rectangle, and push/pull tools that allow users to create 3D models. It also covers navigation tools like orbit and pan, and measurement tools like the tape measure and dimensions tool. The overall document provides an overview of the basic tools and functions in Google SketchUp.

1. Google Sketch Up..!!!
By:-Bhagyashree Patil
Lalit Dhangar
Bhushan Nimbalkar
Pushkar Mahajan

2.  It allows participants to
visualize spaces in
three dimensions
 It enables you to draw
using a familiar pencil
and paper paradigm in
a software context.
What is Sketch Up?

3. Objectives
Transform 2 dimensional geometry in a 3D
environment
Create a model, step-by-step
Create surfaces from lines
Utilize the push-pull tool
Maintain coplanar geometry
Apply Materials
Import component models from 3D Warehouse
View a model in 3D

4. Open Sketch Up
 Double
click on
the
Google
Sketch
Up Icon
on your
desktop

5. Home Screen

6. Axis Coordinate System

7. Inferences

8. Toolbars
After opening
Sketch Up
click
View

9. Toolbars Cont
 Select
Toolbars
 Check
Large Tool
Set

10. Toolbars
On the left side of
the screen the
Large Tool Set
should appear.

11. Select, Line, Rectangle,
Circle, Arc
Select - Space Bar
This tool isolates all the object you click on. Select an
object directly clicking on it, or by clicking on nearby
area and dragging to include object.
Line - "L" key
To create walls, floors, ceilings, and more, you'll need
the line tool. To use the line tool, select point a, release
the mouse, and then click on point b. A straight line is
created between both points. It's not necessary to drag
the mouse to create a line.
Rectangle - "R" key
Circle - "C" Key
Arc - "A" Key

12. Push/Pull, Move, Rotate,
Offset
Push/Pull - "P" Key
pull faces to increase volume…this tool is great when you want
to erect
Move - "M" Key
You can move or copy with this tool. To move, select item (with
Select tool), and change the location by clicking on its current
position and its desired position. No need to drag and hold with
the mouse.
Rotate - "Q" Key
You will need to click once on the item, and then choose a
rotation angle. You can do this easily by hovering the mouse to
rotate, or by entering in the angle in the VCB.
Offset - "F" Key
make an exact copy of a face, inside or outside of that
face…Offset automatically replicates the exact ratio of your
master lines.

13. Orbit, Pan, Zoom,
Dimensions, Protractor
Orbit - "O" Key, or hold down scroll wheel of your mouse
This tool changes the camera angle.
Pan - "H" Key
This tool moves the camera up and down or side-to-side.
Zoom - "Z" Key
Dimensions - No shortcut key
Protractor - No shortcut key
Take angled measurements of an object.
VCB - Value Control Box
contains dimensions or measurements of lines and faces. It shows you the
measurement of a line as you click from point A to point B. Or you can
type in the exact measurement directly.
ESC key - On your keyboard, select this key whenever you have
completed a line or to quickly exit out of the tape measure and rotate
tools.

14. Make Component, Eraser, Tape
Measure, Paint Bucket
Make Component - No short cut key
◦ Combines items to make an element of your design. Useful for
creating windows, doors, pieces of furniture.
Eraser - "E" Key
◦ This tool deletes undesirable items. To use the eraser tool, simply hold
down the mouse button and move the eraser over part of the item. If it
is a line or a component, the whole item should be deleted.
Tape Measure - "T" Key
◦ measure lines and faces
◦ You're also able to create construction lines with the tape measure
tool, allow your lines to be uniform. Use the tape measure tool in
conjunction with the Value Control Box (VCB).
Paint Bucket - "P" Key
◦ Select a fill color for your walls from a materials pop up box.

15. Examples