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How to add text in Google SketchUp

Google SketchUp text can be used both, as a tool for labeling as well as a separate object that can be incorporated in your design. However in SketchUp, the tools for both of these functions are different.
To learn how to add text in Google SketchUp see the steps given below.


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How to create materials in Google SketchUp

Google SketchUp is an extremely useful and beneficial software, and various actions can be put into play while working on it. Different materials for SketchUp can be created using images in the software. You can simply use downloaded textured images as materials in this software.
To learn how to create materials in Google SketchUp follow the steps given below.


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How to apply and edit materials in Google SketchUp

The Google SketchUp materials can be applied on different surfaces of your model to give a realistic effect and different Sketchup textures. These materials can then be edited fairly easily in SketchUp, making the use of this feature user friendly.
To learn how to apply and edit materials in Google SketchUp follow the steps given below.


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How to apply and edit styles in Google SketchUp

Different in built styles can be applied to your model in Google SketchUp. These various styles can be applied to give your output different effects.
To learn how to apply and edit styles in Google SketchUp look at the steps below.


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How to apply images in Google SketchUp

Learning how to apply images in Google SketchUp is not a difficult task. The simple feature of knowing how to import to SketchUp can allow you to bring external images into this software. You can even render in Sketchup by applying different materials which are either inbuilt or can be applied in the form of images onto your surfaces.
To learn more of how to work with images in Google SketchUp look at the steps given below.


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How to use the sandbox tool in Google SketchUp

The “sand box” tool present in SketchUp by Google can be used to create different terrains in a scene. You can either create it from scratch or already made contours. The Sandbox panel has a total of seven tools used in making terrains.
To understand how to use the sandbox tool in Google SketchUp follow the steps given below.


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How to use the smoove tool in Google SketchUp

It is very easy to create architectural buildings and place them in a scene while creating a SketchUp model. The “smoove” tool present in the “sandbox” panel in Google SketchUp, can be used to create terrains for such a 3d design scene.
To understand how to use the smoove tool in Google SketchUp follow the steps given below.


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How to use photo match and Google Earth terrain in Google SketchUp

Images can be used to create buildings which have effects of real textures in Google SketchUp. These can then placed on a real site imported from Google Earth. The textured buildings can be created through the process of photo match. Additional options can be performed by acquiring a plug-in from the various Sketchup plugins present on the internet for download.
To understand how to use photo match and Google Earth terrain in Google SketchUp follow the steps given below.


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How to model objects with floor plans in Google SketchUp

Floor plans can be brought to scale and then modeled to be made into Google SketchUp 3d drawings. Different tools can be used to model SketchUp drawings so as to create complete their complete elevations and perspectives.
To learn how to model objects with floor plans in Google SketchUp follow the steps below.


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How to use different camera views in Google SketchUp

In Google SketchUp the understanding of proper navigation and viewing from different camera views becomes very essential. SketchUp camera views come really handy as they allow you to see your drawing from every angle.
Using different camera views is therefore very necessary to learn especially when making 3d SketchUp architectural drawings.


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