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Learn how to build a detailed kitchen model in SketchUp, starting with common kitchen layouts and planning principles. This tutorial shows you how to use groups and components to keep your model organized and easy to edit.

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Discover what a SketchUp template is, which settings it can store, and how to create and save your own. Set up a reusable starting point to keep your projects consistent and save time on every new model.

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​Learn how to model an IKEA armchair with complex shapes, vertical surfaces, and rounded corners. This tutorial breaks the design down into manageable steps to help you approach furniture modeling with confidence.

Explore the Trimble SketchUp interface and get to know its main menus, toolbars, and panels. Learn how to navigate and customize your workspace to make everyday modeling more comfortable and efficient.

Learn how to organize your SketchUp model using groups and components, understand the difference between them, and make copies of objects. Build a clear model structure that makes editing and working with repeated elements easier.

​This recorded talk explores how to visually communicate an architectural design concept and prepare it for presentation. Topics include graphic expression and the clear communication of design ideas during the conceptual stage, within the context of a SketchUp workflow.

Learn how to prepare and organize your SketchUp model for a smooth transition to LayOut. This tutorial walks you through the key steps, from setting up your model to bringing it into LayOut, ready to create project drawings.

Discover what a SketchUp template is, which settings it can store, and how to create and save your own. Set up a reusable starting point to keep your projects consistent and save time on every new model.

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​Learn how to model an IKEA armchair with complex shapes, vertical surfaces, and rounded corners. This tutorial breaks the design down into manageable steps to help you approach furniture modeling with confidence.

​Get familiar with the SketchUp workspace and learn how to move around your model. This beginner-friendly tutorial introduces the Orbit tool, explains how it works, and shows you how to control your view in 3D.

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Watch this event recording to learn how to use templates to create a consistent workflow across SketchUp and LayOut. Discover how a coordinated setup can simplify the transition from 3D modeling to drawings and project presentations.

This event recording covers tile types, selection criteria, and practical planning advice from “Ispaniškos plytelės.” The second part introduces a 3D tile library developed with GeoNovus, UAB and demonstrates the workflow from downloading tiles to preparing a print-ready tile layout drawing, including tile trimming with the Fredo6 VisuHole extension.

Discover what a SketchUp template is, which settings it can store, and how to create and save your own. Set up a reusable starting point to keep your projects consistent and save time on every new model.

Learn how to model an IKEA armchair with complex shapes, vertical surfaces, and rounded corners. This tutorial breaks the design down into manageable steps to help you approach furniture modeling with confidence.

A discussion in Lithuanian exploring how artificial intelligence is changing design and visualization workflows, and the role of AI tools in developing and presenting ideas through 3D models.

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Start modeling in SketchUp with this short guide to creating basic 3D shapes, drawing accurately, and erasing geometry. Published on the SketchUp Lietuvoje YouTube channel, this tutorial includes a downloadable practice exercise to help you apply what you learn.

Explore 3D scanning with SketchUp for iPad in this event recording. Learn how to transfer scanned data to SketchUp for desktop and use it as a reference for modeling. Discover how augmented reality lets you view your finished 3D design in a real-world setting.

This tutorial demonstrates a way to represent artificial lighting directly in a SketchUp model without creating a rendered visualization. The technique can be used for interior and exterior scenes and is particularly useful for communicating stage lighting ideas and planning lighting arrangements without rendering.