Scenes: Save views and create animations.Shadows: Perform shade studies and add realism.Groups and Components: Build smarter models.Paint Bucket: Apply colors and textures.Follow Me: Create complex extrusions and lathed forms.Accurate measurements: Work with precision.

Edges and Faces: That's all there is to it.

The Freeware version of SketchUp Make can be used without limitations, but professionals will most likely be attracted to the paid “Pro” version that places a much higher focus on architecture and easier ability to transfer your drawings into 3D objects. With the app, users can easily model and redecorate your living room, invent a new piece of furniture, model your city for Google Earth, use it as a tool for your school or university projects, introduce it into your work pipeline, and much more. This approach to simplicity and easy access to advanced tools is perfectly showcased in its interface, which offers a wide variety of tools, documentation, and tutorials that can provide each novice with easy acclimation. There are many great modeling tools currently on the market, but SketchUp was built from the ground up to be the first modeling program for novices, but leaving enough advance tools and services that those novices and advanced users alike have room to experiment, expand their knowledge and learn countless new things about the world of 3D modeling.

Finished models can be printed, published, stored in the 3D Warehouse, or even published directly to the Google Earth where user created models of real structures can be seen by millions of visitors who daily use this service both on all modern PCs and portable devices. With it, you can create 2D or 3D objects of any kind, and even change the used color schemes or materials of your models. SketchUp Make is a simple and easy-to-use 3D modeling tool that can be used on its own or as a Google Earth plug-in.

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