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One of the things I love about having dual monitors is that I can place all the popup windows in one screen, and have a full workspace in the other.
This is silly, but the way I remember the shortcuts is N stands for “NO! I don’t want to see this object right now.” And J stands for “Just Joking… You can be visible now…” It also helps that the letters are right next to each other. I use the letter N to hide selected, and the letter J to unhide last. Sometimes you can locate these extra entities by switching to Xray mode, but it tends to be a bit overwhelming when you can see all the edges in your model.īy temporarily hiding a face, I can quickly identify what needs to be deleted, then I can unhide the face when I’m done. If you have any extra faces or edges “inside” the model, they need to be deleted. For instance, when creating a model for 3D printing, it needs to be solid. I’ve also found it useful to be able to temporarily hide selected faces, and quickly unhide them. To be able to toggle back and forth between this is super helpful, so I’ve assigned it to the letter X. SketchUp has a great feature built in called Hide Rest of Model, and what that does is it hides anything outside of the current groups or component that you’re editing. One of the ways I’m able to increase my speed, and reduce frustration, is to have control over what objects I see in my model. Controlling what you see at any given moment X = Hide Rest of Model Where it says “Add Shortcut”, click in the text box then tap the key combination (or single letter) you want to use for the shortcut. Then, select the command you’d like to create a shortcut to. To add a custom shortcut, go to Window -> Preferences -> Shortcuts.
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You can add your own custom keyboard shortcuts, or, if you like the one I use, you can download my keyboard shortcuts and import them right into SketchUp. In addition to the default keyboard shortcuts that I use, I have found the need over the years to add a few additional custom keyboard shortcuts as well. If you’d like to see a guide to all the built-in SketchUp keyboard shortcuts, sign up for my email list and you can download it for free. The arrow keys are also frequently used to lock axis any time I’m drawing a line, or moving an object.
I pretty much always use exact dimensions, so I’m always typing numbers to define measurements as well. Watch the video below to see how fast keyboard shortcuts are, as well as my 6 custom keyboard shortcuts. G – Make Component (See below, I created a custom shortcut SHIFT + G to make group).So you could grab the handle and rotate it around 😉 ) But I remember it because the letter Q is round, and has a “handle” on it. Q – Rotate tool (This is one with a weird letter.By tapping the designated key, you’ll activate that tool without having to select it from a menu or toolbar. Below are some of my most frequently used keyboard shortcuts. You can also add your own, custom keyboard shortcuts by going to Window -> Preferences -> Shortcuts. SketchUp has a number of keyboard shortcuts configured by default. Start out with a few simple ones, like Select ( Spacebar), Push/Pull (P), and Rectangle (R). Many people are intimidated with the idea of having to remember a ton of keyboard shortcuts, but I assure you, the majority of them are obvious and easy to remember. SketchUp-Web-Keyboard-Shortcuts-WIN.pdf (341kb).SketchUp-Web-Keyboard-Shortcuts-MAC.pdf (289kb).SketchUp-Keyboard-Shortcuts-WIN.pdf (447kb).SketchUp-Keyboard-Shortcuts-MAC.pdf (431kB).
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