Enhance Your Learning with SketchUp Software Flash Cards for quick learning
A 3D modeling software used for architectural, interior design, landscape architecture, and other design projects.
Customizable sets of tools that provide quick access to frequently used commands and functions.
Keyboard combinations that perform specific actions or commands, allowing for faster workflow and increased productivity.
A navigation tool that allows you to rotate the view around a selected point or axis.
A modeling tool that allows you to extrude or push/pull a face or surface to create 3D geometry.
The process of combining multiple entities into a single object, making it easier to manipulate and edit.
Reusable objects or elements that can be easily duplicated and edited, saving time and effort in the modeling process.
Textures or colors applied to surfaces to enhance the visual appearance of the model.
Organizational tools that allow you to control the visibility and editability of different parts of the model.
Saved views of the model that can be used to create animations or presentations.
Predefined visual settings that can be applied to the model to change its appearance, such as sketchy lines or watercolor effects.
Tools and options for accurately measuring distances, angles, and dimensions in the model.
The process of bringing external files or models into SketchUp for reference or integration.
The process of saving or converting the SketchUp model into a different file format for use in other software or platforms.
Visual effects that simulate the interaction of light with objects in the model, adding depth and realism.
Additional plugins or tools that can be installed to extend the functionality of SketchUp.
Tools that allow you to cut through the model to create cross-sectional views for better analysis and visualization.
A modeling tool that allows you to create complex shapes or extrusions along a path or profile.
A feature that enables you to import a photo and align the model with the perspective and dimensions of the image.
Interactive and customizable components that can change their properties or behavior based on user input.
Tools that allow you to perform Boolean operations, such as union, subtract, and intersect, on solid geometry.
An online repository of free and paid 3D models that can be downloaded and used in SketchUp projects.
A feature that allows you to temporarily lock or disable inference points or axes to prevent unintended snapping or alignment.
A viewing mode that displays the model without perspective, useful for creating technical drawings or plans.
The display of edges and surfaces that are normally hidden, allowing for more precise editing and modeling.
A command that creates new edges or faces by intersecting existing geometry, useful for creating complex intersections or cutouts.
Guidelines that can be drawn parallel to existing edges or surfaces, aiding in accurate modeling and alignment.
A tool that allows you to measure distances, create construction lines, and set precise dimensions in the model.
A tool that allows you to rotate selected entities around a specified axis or point.
A tool that allows you to resize or stretch selected entities proportionally or non-proportionally.
A tool that allows you to move selected entities to a new location or position.
A tool that allows you to create parallel copies of selected edges or surfaces at a specified distance.
A tool that allows you to delete or erase selected entities or edges.
A tool that allows you to apply materials or textures to selected surfaces or faces.
A tool that allows you to zoom in or out of the model to view details or the entire scene.
A tool that allows you to draw rectangular shapes or faces in the model.
A tool that allows you to draw circular shapes or faces in the model.
A tool that allows you to draw arcs or curved lines in the model.
A tool that allows you to draw straight lines or edges in the model.
A tool that allows you to draw regular polygons with a specified number of sides in the model.
A command that trims or extends selected edges or surfaces to intersect with existing geometry.
A command that allows you to rotate selected entities freely in 3D space.
A command that allows you to resize or stretch selected components or groups without affecting other instances.
A command that allows you to move or duplicate selected entities to a new location or position.
A command that creates parallel copies of selected faces at a specified distance, useful for creating thickness or offsets.
A command that breaks apart selected components or groups into their individual entities.
Options and settings for the Paint Bucket tool, such as material selection, texture alignment, and face orientation.
A command that adjusts the view to display the entire model or selected entities.
A command that creates a rectangular shape or face with a specified offset from an existing edge or surface.
A command that creates a circular shape or face with a specified radius from a center point.
A command that creates an arc or curved line with specified start and end points, along with optional bulge or radius.
A command that creates a straight line or edge with a specified length and direction.
A command that creates a regular polygon with a specified number of sides and radius.