Construction Documents In Sketchup

When we architect Nick Sonders' amazing use of LayOut to create full sets of construction documents for his houses, we knew we were on to something big. The deluge of 'TELL ME IMMEDIATELY HOW HE DID THAT' sentiment that ensued prompted us to follow up in two ways: We invited Nick to present his workflow at our 3D Basecamp event last month. Romancing Saga Ost Rare.

Aidan was a beloved member of the SketchUp team for 10 years. He birthed this blog, taught countless SketchUp classes, authored the SketchUp For Dummies book, and is a jolly fellow indeed. If you'd like to learn a little more about Aidan and his new endeavor, read his last blog post here: Goodbye Aidan. Hello Bitsbox. May 20, 2015 Your browser does not currently recognize any of the video formats available. Click here to visit our frequently asked questions about HTML5 video. Construction Documents using SketchUp Pro & LayOut by Paul Lee shows professionals & enthusiasts how to tie all the parts of SketchUp together to produce drawings that were traditionally the domain of CAD. For the first time, by using Paul Lee's methodology it is possible to produce fully-fledged construction files from 3D model-centred information. D16 Lush 101 Keygen Music.

The house was packed and Nick was great, but the audio in the was a little rough, so. Our videograhper Tyson traveled to Truckee, California to record an that document Nick's process in delectable detail. Half tutorial, half motivational speech and half religious experience (for SketchUp people, at least), the 'Sonder Series' is 150% better than anything else we've created for aspiring LayOut users. If you believe in your heart that your SketchUp models deserve to live on, that CAD drafting separate 2D orthographic views is a terrible way to spend your evenings, and that there has to be a better way, this is your path forward.

Pop some corn and kick back for some serious edification. The first video is below; the when you're ready.