To turn on the Instructor, shown here, select Window > Instructor, which you find in the Default Tray. The Instructor teaches you how to use the currently selected tool. Steps for using the tool, which correspond to the animation.An animation that shows basic use of the selected tool.To turn on the Instructor, shown here, select Window > Instructor. A link to Help Center articles about advanced functions of the tool.Modifier keys that enable the tool perform additional functions. If the Instructor offers more detail that you need, remember that the status bar also offers tips on using the selected tool. Viewing the SketchUp Quick Reference Card See the Status bar section earlier in this article for details. The Quick Reference Card is an easy-to-print guide to all the SketchUp tools and their modifier keys. To download a PDF of the Quick Reference card, click the link that corresponds to your operating system: Here's what the Quick Reference card looks like: Keep it handy as you start using SketchUp and you’ll learn to model quickly and efficiently.
In the Getting Started toolbar, select the Rectangle tool ( ).Select the person, context-click the selection, and select Erase in the context menu that appears.If you’ve never created a 3D model in SketchUp (or any other modeling program), the following steps offer a quick overview the basics: Note: Looking for the LayOut quick reference cards? Click here. On the ground plane, in the space between the red and green axis, click the Rectangle tool cursor ( ).Then move your cursor to the right and click again. On the Getting Started toolbar, select the Push/Pull tool ( ), and place the Push/Pull cursor over the rectangle you just created, as shown in the following figure.Ī rectangle appears on the ground, as shown here.
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