CADTutor Posted November 10, 2005 Posted November 10, 2005 I've only recently started working with SketchUp but I am really impressed with it. It's more intuitive than AutoCAD but it uses a lot of the same moves. For example, if you like object snap tracking in AutoCAD, you can use the same technique in Sketchup. Take a look at the SketchUp website for details. There's even a time limited trial version to download. The application is also supported by some great video tutorials to get you going. Quote
CADTutor Posted November 10, 2005 Author Posted November 10, 2005 @Last software (the maker of SketchUp) provide a free downloadable, 400 page user guide for Sketchup. It's an excellent reference: SketchUp 5 User Guide pdf (12.5 MB) Quote
Mr T Posted November 10, 2005 Posted November 10, 2005 My uncle showed me plans an a model for his new house with it, cool. And the free viewer is good as well. Replace Sketchup with Inventor in your paragraph and that was a me a yr ago. Nick Quote
Lazer Posted November 11, 2005 Posted November 11, 2005 Sketchup is easy to use and models can be droped into in most packages ie VIz -Max - Autocad - Bryce - 2 name a few, great fun Quote
JBullseye74 Posted February 10, 2006 Posted February 10, 2006 Got the 400mins free trail of Sketchup.. had a little play and we all like it.. Quote
f700es Posted February 10, 2006 Posted February 10, 2006 Got the 400mins free trail of Sketchup.. had a little play and we all like it.. Quote
wakozi Posted March 7, 2012 Posted March 7, 2012 At work, I use sketchup when I need to do some 3d details. so yes you can. ^_^ Quote
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