This person is only used for scale reference, you can choose to keep him/her whatever you prefer, there are other ways to reference scale in the app. Go on and click “Create new” and you should be taken to a screen with a 2D person. If you’ve done it correctly, congrats! You should now see a screen that looks like this one below. Once you get an account set up, you guessed it, sign in! Hello World! Just be patient, take it slow, follow instructions, read, and you’ll get there. You should see something that looks like this. Hit the Start Modeling button and set up an account if you don’t already have one. Go to and click on the button that says “Try Sketchup” and then the “For Personal Projects” tab.
Just log in a open a file! So you want to learn 3D? Sign up!įirst, some sign up shit.
That feature is so useful if you have multiple computers in the house or if you are not on your own machine. Also, all my saved files are in the cloud so it’s awesome.
#Sketchup for web tutorial install
It’s accessible anywhere on any computer without having to install anything. If you’re a pro, you’re probably using a paid version but here, I’ll cover the free online version which is enough for what I need it for. You’ve probably seen Sketchup and not realize that it’s this badass 3D app that is used by both pros and amateurs. Rather than finding out that my designs don’t really work later in the build, I can eliminate those would be mistakes and waste less time and money. The planning phase for me is when I jump into Sketchup where some of the flaws in my design may be revealed before I even step into my work area. What I lack in woodworking skills though, I make up for with my computer skills and on this post, I want to share some of my skills during the planning phase of my projects. I’m a beginner when it comes to woodworking and I’ve been pretty open about that on here.
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