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My name is Timothée, I am a professional 3D modeler and 3D trainer. I work for major clients such as Leroy Merlin, CETELEM, Orange, for whom I create complex 3D models. I am also the author of the blogs ‘Learn SketchUp,’ ‘Learn Blender,’ and ‘Learn Screenwriting,’ all three of which are references in their respective fields.
Our latest SketchUp blog posts :
- How to Fix aliasing in Sketchup ?
Aliasing in SketchUp refers to jagged or pixelated edges in your model view, which occurs due to insufficient anti-aliasing settings or rendering limitations. Fixing aliasing can significantly improve the visual quality of your models. Steps to Fix Aliasing in SketchUp 1. Adjust Anti-Aliasing Settings Anti-aliasing smoothens jagged edges by blending pixels along object boundaries. 2. Use … - How to Fix Clipping and missing faces issues in Sketchup ?
Fixing clipping and missing faces issues in SketchUp often involves addressing common problems related to model geometry, camera settings, and rendering. Here’s a guide to resolve these issues: 1. Fixing Clipping Issues Clipping occurs when part of your model appears to be cut off as you zoom in or navigate. This issue usually relates to the …How to Fix Clipping and missing faces issues in Sketchup ? Read More »
- How to stop faces from flashing in SketchUp (z-fighing) ?
Z-fighting in SketchUp, where overlapping faces “flash” as you navigate the model, happens because two surfaces occupy nearly the same space. This makes it hard for the software to decide which face to display, causing a visual flickering effect. Here’s how to resolve it: 1. Adjust the Geometry The primary cause of z-fighting is overlapping geometry. …How to stop faces from flashing in SketchUp (z-fighing) ? Read More »
- How to Repeat Transforms in SketchUp ?
Repeating transformations in SketchUp, often called memory copy, is a powerful feature that allows you to duplicate objects or apply transformations systematically without re-entering commands. Here’s how you can do it: 1. Using Move + Copy Command for Repetition The Move tool in SketchUp can create multiple copies along a direction with consistent spacing. Steps: 2. Rotating Copies Around a … - This does not appear to be a SketchUp model errors (Solution)
The error “This does not appear to be a SketchUp model!” usually occurs when attempting to open or import a file into SketchUp that it cannot recognize as a valid SketchUp model file. Here are the common causes and solutions to resolve the issue: 1. Verify the File Format 2. Check SketchUp Version Compatibility 3. …This does not appear to be a SketchUp model errors (Solution) Read More »
- Sketchup 3D warehouse not working ? (solution)
If the 3D Warehouse in the 2024 version of your software (e.g., SketchUp or another design tool) is not working or loading, here are some steps to troubleshoot and resolve the issue: 1. Check Your Internet Connection 2. Update Your Software 3. Verify Account Login 4. Browser and Web Support Issues 5. Clear Temporary Files … - How to get better resolution/rendering of image upon print/export in SketchUp ?
Getting a higher resolution or better quality rendering of images when exporting or printing from SketchUp involves tweaking the export settings and possibly using extensions or external rendering software. Here’s how to achieve the best results: 1. Adjust Image Export Settings (SketchUp Pro/Desktop) When exporting directly as an image: Note: Higher DPI settings result in …How to get better resolution/rendering of image upon print/export in SketchUp ? Read More »
- Mouse Wheel Zooming Too Sensitive in SketchUp
If the mouse wheel zooming is too sensitive in SketchUp, it can make navigation challenging. Here are some steps to adjust or mitigate this issue: 1. Adjust Mouse Settings 2. Control Zoom with Precision 3. Modify SketchUp Preferences 4. Update Graphics Drivers 5. Use an Alternative Input Device By following these steps, you can improve … - How to change measurement unit as mm in SketchUp web ?
To change the measurement units to millimeters (mm) in SketchUp for Web, follow these steps: 1. Access the Model Info Panel 2. Navigate to Display Units 3. Set Units to Millimeters 4. Save Changes Tips This process ensures your workspace is set up to use millimeters for all measurements and dimensions! - How to Lock Move to one axis in LayOut ?
In SketchUp LayOut, locking movement to one axis or direction is not as explicit as in SketchUp’s 3D modeling environment, where you can lock axes using keyboard shortcuts. However, there are ways to restrict movement and ensure precision when working in LayOut: 1. Use the Shift Key to Constrain Movement 2. Use the Arrow Keys …