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Hi Alex. I'm from Greece and I'm learning sketchup now. I have a problem with Vray with materials. I right clicked and closed them and now I can't find them anywhere. You can help me;
Hello, is it possible to print with the background picture in it? I would like to have the background picture and the part that i have done in the same print.
WOW! I almost feel like this program is easier to use than what I thought, Thank you! I'm not sure if to buy this program or Autocad. From my research they are very similar. What do you suggest?
The structure of this tutorial is incredibly good! I wish everyone would do tutorials structured like this one about anything really. This is not only a SketchUp masterclass it's also a "how to make a tutorial" masterclass. I did learn all I need to know, thank you!
I am a revit user and I've been trying to find beginner tutorials for sketchup, and I must say I've struck gold with this video. Absolutely incredible how you explained everything so clearly and even made it fun. Love it!
Group early and often. This piece of advice has completely changed my life. lol. I have been testing SketchUp for awhile by just exploring the tools. I have looked at a few other videos along the way but your video by far helped me change the way I need to approach the software. Kudos for hitting the important points. Just an excellent teaching video all the way the way around. Succinct, clearly spoken and fun. Thank you for doing this video!
zero experience with Sketup, this video get me started in only few minutes, from sketch to 3D model.. amazing guide. 👍🏻 the kind of crash course intro we need.
Thank you! I must say that the speed and the detail level you gave in this tutorial were spot on! Very clean and clear. I will definitely be looking at your other videos! I really appreciate your time and effort to put this out for us - happy I found your channel!
wow...He is such a nice teacher i have ever seen on youtube... i recommend everyone to follow him if you want to learn sketchup as fast and easy as possible.
First time user of SketchUp and I have found these videos extremely useful. I'm only using simple shapes to try and draw a diagram of my living room and some storage units I want to build. By using SketchUp I have been able to draw an exact replica of my living room and a diagram of the storage I am building as a novice DIYer this has really helped me articulate to the timber merchants what I'm doing in order to get the right materials I need for the job. So thank you Alex and the team sketchup school
You're very welcome! (Alex here): I can't tell you enough how much it means to me and our team that you are able to use our lessons to design and create in the real world. We're thrilled we could help in a small way and are happy to have you here as a part of the SketchUp School family!
Wow - great tutorial, thank you! You have a deft touch of delivering at the right pace and explaining just the perfect amount to make things very understandable. I was able to follow right along and make the model of the barn I needed IN THE FIRST TRY, without EVER having used SketchUp before! Absolutely NO WAY I could have done that w/o your tutorial here. Again, THANK YOU!
Great video! I have been using SketchUp Free for a while now, mostly for woodworking projects, but I did learn some new skills. the most helpful tip is getting the angles for the roof.
You are an amazing teacher! thank you SO MUCH, you obviously have taught many neophytes how to do this and solved problems along the way, so you have predicted/prevented so many issues! Two things I had to look up elsewhere that you might want to cover (I viewed only your "Get Started with SketchUp" and this video) were: 1. To have the "group objects" option come up, you have to select objects by drawing a rectangle around all the objects, you can't select them by clicking on them; if you do, then right click, the "group objects" option does not appear. 2. to use the push-pull tool for an object in the direction you want to, you have to click on the FACE of the object you want to move. I wanted to move a wall in to make a room narrower and I kept clicking on the wall in floorplan view (so, unbeknownst to me selected the face of the wall thickness) and all the push-pull would do is make the wall taller or shorter. Thank you so much for making this so valuable in such a short amount of time!
The best pedagogy around! Thank you so much! You save my day! I wasted hours using exotic online equivalent, a real pain in the arse with issues of alignment and angles settings. I don't want to name them. I'm glad that I eventually found the RIGHT tutorial for beginners. Thank you! I'm going to watch other tutos of yours as well.
You're an absolutely phenomenal teacher!!! I haven't come across this level of perfection until now! You demystified the whole process and now I'm going to bake a house!!!! Unbelievable 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 new subscriber 😍
As a daily Revit user, I tried using SketchUp back in 2010/11 and found it so frustrating I quit using it. Now 12 years later I thought I'd give it a second chance, and came across this video. You're a great teacher, so this is no reflection of your teaching ability, but I am so glad I don't use SketchUp and am definitely not going to give it that second chance now. Oh my goodness, this is so painful to watch someone have to go through 5-10 steps to do something that takes 1 step and 5 seconds in Revit. I get that they are two totally different programs and that Revit is literally for architecture while Sketchup is more of a jack-of-all-trades software similar to AutoCAD, but I will never understand why people subject themselves to the torture of using SketchUp for home design. Again, you really are a good teacher and I really did want to give SketchUp a second chance. But there is just no way now. I would abandon my career if I had to use this program.
4:16 something to mention here is that the bottom left corner gives a guide on what to do with the selected tool, and any options you many need to choose. Several of the tools give you multiple options, and it is a very helpful reference for remembering the hotkeys. an example would be when placing circles it gives the option for inscribed, circumscribed, and changing the number of segments. this can be helpful for drawing polygons without changing tools. 19:27 you can also use the arrow keys to lock the rotate tool, or any of the drawing tools to a specific axis. I find it really helpful with rotate, as the tool tends to jump around, and it means I don't have to change my view.
Thnakyou so much! it was really easy to learn sketchup thanks to you. the free models are an absolute life saver too. give your future self a highfive for me!
I rarely comment on TH-cam, but I have to say that I have never seen such a perfect tutorial. The speed was on point, everything was clear, clean and easy. Anything I started wondering about - you talked about it the next moment. And the fun accents were also great! Really loved everything about this tutorial, I learned more in these 30 minutes than on any other channels. Thank you!!
11:00 Couldn't figure out why the door wouldnt punch in/out. Then realized that the wall needs to be selected thru double click till a dotted outline shows up. Worked like a charm after that.
Very good tutorial. I have been modeling with sketchUp since long time ago and I learned how to use mulitple copies in a new way and also bit better way of making tutorials.
Don't get fooled, these are not tutorials but the videos Google used to create Sketchup :D Jokes aside, Alex's tutorials are brilliant and easy to follow as they make logical sense! A piece of advise to anyone who's never worked with a similar piece of software in the past and this is their first to actually try and stay one step behind the the video
such a great tutorial. i need to learn 3d to help my concept art portfolio. learning how to make a how in sketch should really be beneficial to speed up lineart creation with proper perspective. life savior! what are some other good tutorials that i can use to make a vehicle?
*DID YOU LEARN SOMETHING NEW IN THIS VIDEO?* 😀
Do us a quick favor, and tell us your favorite tip in the comments, or just let us know you liked the video by giving it a like 👍
And, if there's anything you’d like to see us cover in a future video, leave a comment and let us know!
Hi Alex. I'm from Greece and I'm learning sketchup now. I have a problem with Vray with materials. I right clicked and closed them and now I can't find them anywhere. You can help me;
Hello alex I'm from Tanzania I'm learning sketchup can you help me the link of 3d bim objects?
Hello, is it possible to print with the background picture in it? I would like to have the background picture and the part that i have done in the same print.
WOW! I almost feel like this program is easier to use than what I thought, Thank you! I'm not sure if to buy this program or Autocad. From my research they are very similar. What do you suggest?
Thanks you so much I really appreciate this video
Honestly, this is some of the easiest-to-follow instructions I have ever encountered on TH-cam. THANK YOU!!
The structure of this tutorial is incredibly good! I wish everyone would do tutorials structured like this one about anything really.
This is not only a SketchUp masterclass it's also a "how to make a tutorial" masterclass. I did learn all I need to know, thank you!
You're very welcome - glad to know you liked the tutorial!
I am a revit user and I've been trying to find beginner tutorials for sketchup, and I must say I've struck gold with this video. Absolutely incredible how you explained everything so clearly and even made it fun. Love it!
Glad you liked it!
Group early and often. This piece of advice has completely changed my life. lol. I have been testing SketchUp for awhile by just exploring the tools. I have looked at a few other videos along the way but your video by far helped me change the way I need to approach the software. Kudos for hitting the important points. Just an excellent teaching video all the way the way around. Succinct, clearly spoken and fun. Thank you for doing this video!
Really happy to hear our video stood out for you as being most helpful!
zero experience with Sketup, this video get me started in only few minutes, from sketch to 3D model.. amazing guide. 👍🏻 the kind of crash course intro we need.
Glad to hear the video was helpful!
Thank you! I must say that the speed and the detail level you gave in this tutorial were spot on! Very clean and clear. I will definitely be looking at your other videos! I really appreciate your time and effort to put this out for us - happy I found your channel!
You're welcome! Glad you liked the video!
Thank you very much, i am using Sketchup for the first time and I already know this is going to save me HOURS
You're welcome!
wow...He is such a nice teacher i have ever seen on youtube... i recommend everyone to follow him if you want to learn sketchup as fast and easy as possible.
Thanks for the kind words!
First time user of SketchUp and I have found these videos extremely useful. I'm only using simple shapes to try and draw a diagram of my living room and some storage units I want to build. By using SketchUp I have been able to draw an exact replica of my living room and a diagram of the storage I am building as a novice DIYer this has really helped me articulate to the timber merchants what I'm doing in order to get the right materials I need for the job. So thank you Alex and the team sketchup school
You're very welcome! (Alex here): I can't tell you enough how much it means to me and our team that you are able to use our lessons to design and create in the real world. We're thrilled we could help in a small way and are happy to have you here as a part of the SketchUp School family!
This is a gem! Almost feel bad that I'm getting these info for free. Thank you a bunch!
You are so welcome!
You aren’t. Google is selling YOUR info/stats to the highest bidder.
This guy teach better than my institute teachers......thank you so much this is really help full ❣
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Thank you SO MUCH for this. I'm helping renovate my in-laws' kitchen, and this is helping us out so much.
You are so welcome!
i love the little 'thank you from the future' sketch in EVERY video
😊
Wow - great tutorial, thank you! You have a deft touch of delivering at the right pace and explaining just the perfect amount to make things very understandable. I was able to follow right along and make the model of the barn I needed IN THE FIRST TRY, without EVER having used SketchUp before! Absolutely NO WAY I could have done that w/o your tutorial here. Again, THANK YOU!
You're very welcome! Thanks for taking the time to let us know the video was helpful for you!
Great video! I have been using SketchUp Free for a while now, mostly for woodworking projects, but I did learn some new skills. the most helpful tip is getting the angles for the roof.
Great to hear!
You are an amazing teacher! thank you SO MUCH, you obviously have taught many neophytes how to do this and solved problems along the way, so you have predicted/prevented so many issues! Two things I had to look up elsewhere that you might want to cover (I viewed only your "Get Started with SketchUp" and this video) were:
1. To have the "group objects" option come up, you have to select objects by drawing a rectangle around all the objects, you can't select them by clicking on them; if you do, then right click, the "group objects" option does not appear.
2. to use the push-pull tool for an object in the direction you want to, you have to click on the FACE of the object you want to move. I wanted to move a wall in to make a room narrower and I kept clicking on the wall in floorplan view (so, unbeknownst to me selected the face of the wall thickness) and all the push-pull would do is make the wall taller or shorter.
Thank you so much for making this so valuable in such a short amount of time!
You're very welcome! Thanks for the kind words and for sharing your experience!
I have found this tutorial to be the best one I have viewed to date. So easy to follow and makes total sense!
Really happy to hear that you enjoyed this tutorial!
Thank you, very useful. I learned about the "recopy" (forward slash) and how textures work. Also, that V-Ray rendering is impressive.
You're welcome! Glad you learned a few things!
Dude, I learned alot as a beginner from this, and your "stupid-humor" is so funny and makes this a pleasure to watch!
Really happy to hear you enjoyed the video!
This channel is pure gold! Thank you! 🥰
You're welcome - so happy you think so!
The best pedagogy around! Thank you so much! You save my day! I wasted hours using exotic online equivalent, a real pain in the arse with issues of alignment and angles settings. I don't want to name them. I'm glad that I eventually found the RIGHT tutorial for beginners. Thank you! I'm going to watch other tutos of yours as well.
You're welcome!
Thank you, just got sketch up this morning and i have a similar model built, no furniture but colors and a few windows. thanks a second time!!
You're very welcome!
Such an incredible way to explain. All doubts cleared so far.. Tones of thanks from INDIA.
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Finally found my sketchup school, thanks Sir! You are such a great teacher! Detailed and Concise...
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@@SketchUpSchool no way I wouldn't Sir, your tutorials are complete. You make sure we learn every detail with very clear explanations.
Learned more from this one video than from all the other videos I watched today put together.
Wow - thanks for the kind words!
You're an absolutely phenomenal teacher!!! I haven't come across this level of perfection until now! You demystified the whole process and now I'm going to bake a house!!!! Unbelievable 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 new subscriber 😍
You are so welcome! And thank you for the kind words!
Starting with the overhead view is brilliant!
Happy to hear that tip worked for you!
Thanks so much i was wondering how can i start my project, until i found this video, it's really clear, thanks a lot.
You are welcome!
This is so well done. So easy to follow. Thank you!
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow. Really helpful. Clear, concise, incremental, easy to follow. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
As a daily Revit user, I tried using SketchUp back in 2010/11 and found it so frustrating I quit using it. Now 12 years later I thought I'd give it a second chance, and came across this video. You're a great teacher, so this is no reflection of your teaching ability, but I am so glad I don't use SketchUp and am definitely not going to give it that second chance now. Oh my goodness, this is so painful to watch someone have to go through 5-10 steps to do something that takes 1 step and 5 seconds in Revit. I get that they are two totally different programs and that Revit is literally for architecture while Sketchup is more of a jack-of-all-trades software similar to AutoCAD, but I will never understand why people subject themselves to the torture of using SketchUp for home design. Again, you really are a good teacher and I really did want to give SketchUp a second chance. But there is just no way now. I would abandon my career if I had to use this program.
It is pretty painful how many steps you have to go through if you've been used to a dedicated 3D Cad package.
13:20 so far so good. simple and straightforward.
Glad you found the video easy to follow!
4:16 something to mention here is that the bottom left corner gives a guide on what to do with the selected tool, and any options you many need to choose. Several of the tools give you multiple options, and it is a very helpful reference for remembering the hotkeys. an example would be when placing circles it gives the option for inscribed, circumscribed, and changing the number of segments. this can be helpful for drawing polygons without changing tools.
19:27 you can also use the arrow keys to lock the rotate tool, or any of the drawing tools to a specific axis. I find it really helpful with rotate, as the tool tends to jump around, and it means I don't have to change my view.
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave these helpful insights! Really appreciated!
This learning speed is quite easy to keep up with, and the tutorial is informative and very interesting! I really appreciate your work!
Glad it was helpful!
Really great. So easy to follow and you preface everything with a great overview of the tool you are demonstrating.
Glad you enjoyed it!
one of the great teacher, top of world, thank you sir, (respected-100℅) 🙏
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Thnakyou so much! it was really easy to learn sketchup thanks to you. the free models are an absolute life saver too. give your future self a highfive for me!
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Thank you for teaching us about sketchup
Stay health!!!
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I rarely comment on TH-cam, but I have to say that I have never seen such a perfect tutorial. The speed was on point, everything was clear, clean and easy. Anything I started wondering about - you talked about it the next moment. And the fun accents were also great! Really loved everything about this tutorial, I learned more in these 30 minutes than on any other channels. Thank you!!
Wow - thank you for the kind words! Really happy to hear you liked the video - and you're welcome!
Your tutorials are incredible! The amount of work you put into this to make it so clear is amazing! You're a lifesaver!
Glad you like them!
Thank you! This was a great in outlining the steps for modeling a house.
You're welcome - glad it was helpful!
first time for me used the sket up FREE thank MUCH ALL THESE videos
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Thanks for your lessons, simply and easy for understanding!
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Thankyou , this is amazing. I really wish you opened such school for all the rest of the softwares :)
We did launch a similar school for learning Blender: www.youtube.com/@BlenderAcademydotcom
Oh wow GREAT NEWS, THANKYOU@@SketchUpSchool
The best tutorial!
I can't thank you enough brother.
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This is really a very informative tool to remember when doing My SketchUp Projects. Kudos to Sir Alex Oliver!
Glad it was helpful!
this channel is gold
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Thank you. This is an excellent tutorial.
You're very welcome!
11:00 Couldn't figure out why the door wouldnt punch in/out. Then realized that the wall needs to be selected thru double click till a dotted outline shows up. Worked like a charm after that.
Glad you were able to figure it out!
Bravo! should have watched this long ago. Now going to go watch the before video and all the others . Nicely done.
Really happy to hear this video helped!
Great tutorial. Many thanks.
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Very good tutorial. I have been modeling with sketchUp since long time ago and I learned how to use mulitple copies in a new way and also bit better way of making tutorials.
Glad you liked the video!
this is the best teaching video i see in my life and it's so easy to learn from it thank you so much , ❤🔥
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great video mate i enjoy watching you with your clear accent thanks for that
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Thanks for your easy to follow explanations
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Thankyou so much I,ve been modeling wrong the Whole time ill be practicing these tips
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This is an amazing tutorial. Thank you. Very well organized and great depth.
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Absolutely brilliant! I have learnt more in this session than I have on the umpteen courses I've previously been on! Thank you!
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Making the roof ribs was my favorite tip I can make the rafters this way
Glad you liked that tip!
Don't get fooled, these are not tutorials but the videos Google used to create Sketchup :D Jokes aside, Alex's tutorials are brilliant and easy to follow as they make logical sense! A piece of advise to anyone who's never worked with a similar piece of software in the past and this is their first to actually try and stay one step behind the the video
Thanks for the kind words about the videos!
The introduction was very helpful, thanks!
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Perfect! Thank you so much
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Thanks a lot man. Explained the groups part perfectly. Needed that.
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Omg this video was so very helpful! Thank you for all the info!
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Thank you so much, this is for a project I need to pass ASAP
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Good tutorial! Never gets old
Awesome - glad you liked it!
This is an incredibly informative video, Thanks!
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i love every bit of your lessons
Glad you like them!
basics it's encouraging to learn a little bit more! Well done!
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The note and lesson was very very wonderful
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Longer but best & easy video for learning SketchUp 3d modelling 👌🏻🔥
Glad you think so!
such a great tutorial. i need to learn 3d to help my concept art portfolio. learning how to make a how in sketch should really be beneficial to speed up lineart creation with proper perspective. life savior! what are some other good tutorials that i can use to make a vehicle?
I love the humorous cuts scenes!
Glad you liked those scenes!
Brilliant lecture. Thank you so much
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hi from Turkey and you are the best sir
Thanks! Glad you like the video!
MashaALLAH woooow thats so great tutorial have ever learned in easiest way. thanks👍
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@@SketchUpSchool you are great ,👏really your video wakes me up ,now i conteneu learning it,to benefit my drawing talent i have born with.
Really great video. Been using sketch up for years and I learned so much following your work flow. Thanks!
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To the point and very clear. Thanks.
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Wonderful tutorial!
Glad to hear you liked it!
This was an excellent tutorial! Ive since upgraded to sketchup go and im finding it great! 💯💛😎
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Great tutorial!! Excellent teaching strategies!
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Very good explained. Excellent!
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Grouping! Yes, please continue to remind me
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0:25 This is me!!! Thank you for this HElp. God bless you sir.
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Thanks for sharing this!
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Great tips with nice smile 😊 thanks man
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Good video. One tip for the roof pitch is you can also type in 2:12 instead of the degrees.
Yes - typing a slope notation works as well. Thank you for sharing that tip!
The hero’s face is dominating the video. Why not just show the whole beef.
Great class , thanks so much .
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Congratulations! Excellent video! Thank you..
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I can't believe this is free, thank you for providing these videos. Very well done and extremely helpful for beginners!
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You are awesome thank you sir for this presentation I want to build my own house and this is a big big help. Thank you.
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Amazing video! Thank you!
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Love your teaching style dude
it's awesome, exemplary, keep it up.
Awesome - glad you like the videos!
Very good tutorial. One of the best in software actually! Now I'm off to make my own house :D
Good luck!
very nice sir, good video,good use full and accurate. nice explanation.iam mallikarjuna rao.
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Very useful and compact video!
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Immensely thankful for your insight
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Great
Thank you so much
Now im super exited to learn
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