05.1. Building up a shell 3-D model (walls, floors, ceilings, window, doors)
SketchUp & Layout Tutorial for Interior Designers
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In this video, we dive into creating a detailed shell in SketchUp using PDF floor plans. We explore the use of tape guides for accurate measurements, from snapping guides to the edges of a PDF image to setting dimensions for walls, doors, and windows. The tutorial covers essential tools such as the rectangle tool, push-pull, and x-ray mode to ensure precision. We also discuss organizing geometry into groups and managing layers for the floor plan, including handling exterior walls, interior partitions, and demolition sections. Perfect for interior designers looking to streamline their workflow in SketchUp.
00:00 Introduction to Modeling Walls from PDF Floor Plans
00:13 Using Tape Guides for Accurate Measurements
02:15 Tracing and Creating Exterior Walls
02:59 Cleaning Up and Finalizing the Model
07:25 Modeling the Basement Floor
13:36 Final Adjustments and Saving the Model
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