How to Use Sketchup on iPad Like A PRO!
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Welcome to Day 1 of our new series: The 12-Days of Sketchup for iPad. Whether you're an expert, or you haven't even tried Sketchup for iPad yet, in this series I'm going to share the 12-plus most important tips that are not obvious upon first trying Sketchup for iPad, but that will turn you into a power user in just 12 days!
So get out your iPad, download the free Sketchup files and assets I use in this series at the link above, and get ready for Day 1: The Trick to Getting Started With Sketchup for iPad…tagline: Who knew a pencil could do this??
To go deeper and really master Sketchup for iPad, remember to check out the online courses I offer below.
Just like I did with the "12-days of Procreate" series, and the 3-day From Plan to Perspective series, I'm going to turn this series into a playlist so you can always remember where to find the tip you need, but in the meantime:
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ABOUT: My name is James Akers and I'm a practicing architect who also supported my family as a full-time renderer working in pencil and watercolor, up until the day that pencil and watercolor could no longer keep up with the pace of change in the modern digital office. So in 2015, I followed Tim Cook's lead, switched to Apple Pencil on iPad, and haven't looked back. Now, as UCLA professor of iPad Drawing and founder of the iPad for Architects TH-cam channel, I split my time between teaching, rendering, design consulting, architect-ing, and my favorite of all: helping students rediscover the benefits of drawing-by-hand in the digital era through online courses in Procreate, Morpholio Trace and Sketchup for iPad.
Stephanie, Heather et al: Download should be fixed now (4/3/24). If not, then I have forgotten what assets I promised during the video and uploaded the wrong ones LOL. If so, please let me know again in the comments!
Hello, yes even though the title of the email now aligns with the 12 Days of Skp class, I am still getting a link to the download of Procreate files for Plan to Perspective.
This is great! Waiting for day 2..
Thank you, Professor James.
I'm truly amazed by the designed interaction for extrusion-so cool! After watching the Apple event, it struck me how the rolling feature of the Apple Pencil Pro could be integrated into SketchUp for iPad. Imagine rolling the pencil to rotate an object, change the tiling direction, or shift the drawing from the XY plane to the YZ plane just by rolling it! Can't wait to try it out. :D
Thank you so much for your input, I just came from a beginner’s course on Shapr3D and this is very helpful!
Hi there - I would like to find out how the Ipad air / pro models handle larger sketchup files. I want to buy something like ipad air / pro that will make me mobile for architectural & interior work but im afraid that sketchup on ios is not stable it isint going to allow my models from my pc to be worked on the ipad if im not around the pc. I do know the bigger 1 and 2tb models offer a extra 8gb of ram but from what i have seen it hardle even gets used in a head to head battle comparison to normal 8gig versions. Unfortuantely they didnt test sketchup on the 16gb ram version so im hoping that you perhaps have done something like that ( most homework i did the sketchup viewer has 100mb file size limit or it will keep crashing) It will really burst my bubble if i cant use this for what im hoping i can - your response will be utmost appreciated. Thanks for the great channel keep up the good work
Man, such a great question, and way above my pay grade. I honestly haven't gone as deep as this but I will forward your comment to Mike Tadros at Sketchup for iPad, and get back to you. He usually takes a while to answer such things but I'll try. Second suggestion would be to go to an Apple Store and maybe ask if you could try to open up one of your g=huge models on a new iPad Pro? Third idea would be to take a serious look at your model, evaluate exactly what it is you wish to accomplish, and consider using your iPad for a limited set of tasks, like refining the design in a coffee shop, etc. On first thought it would seem challenging to open and make progress on a huge model, especially if there was a lot of stuff in there that you didn't necessarily need during your mobile outings. In summary, SkiP (as I like to call it) is great at concept design, but I sure wouldn't want to use it for huge important models, especially when its so much easier and more stable to use desktop. Does that help? I'll go ahead and fwd your question still.Talk soon--J
The link is sending the wrong assets for this course. Its sending assets for the "From Plan to Perspective" files.
Ahh thank you! Will fix that asap!
Hi @Stephaniemiller1762 should be fixed now ). Thanks again for the tip!
Hi! Unfortunately it’s still sending me the same email with the incorrect assets ☹️
Hello, James, excited to take the course! But also I am getting the wrong assets when I click the download link. I am getting assets for "Plan to Perspective". Could you confirm a fix? Thank you.
Thank you for heads up! Will try again now@@heathergarrettdesign