SketchUp: Adding a Sloped Ceiling

Learn a method of adding a sloped ceiling in an interior design workflow.

In this video, I'll add a 8:12 ceiling pitch to a living room space (and explain what 8:12 means).

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[its_Freebs]

A good, clearly explained method, thank-you. The way you pulled out the ceiling is also a great way to form a pair of beams on the ceiling, just by pulling the offset down into the face instead of expanding it beyond, as you did to form the ceiling itself. Push/Pull say 6", trim to the interior this time, and form a component and you've got beams that can be copied down the length of the room!

[vincentschauer]

Thank you so much for your explanation :D Your calming voice kept me from killing my laptop because i made about every mistake possible... :)

[melaniepotter]

This is an excellent technical video, so relevant! Thank you! I've done three of your online courses. I highly recommend them. Thank you for doing them.

[rickroll]

Thanks! Clearly explains what tool, how, and why...too many ‘tutors’ whip through without even saying what tool/modifier they are using to do the work. This is so much better...and it’s on a Mac. 👍 hHow to use Layers and Layers Folders please1

[rpatl]

Around 11:45 you pull a flat shape in two directions (first across the house, then back across the wall). When I use the push/pull tool to drag across the house, I no longer have a flat surface on the originating side, so I can't then pull it back across the wall. Not a huge deal, but I'm just curious what I missed. Thanks!

[carriestanley-root]

Thank you! I have been needing this video.

[MrAluntus]

I loved your video, very clear. Only feedback is that I wish you had a microphone that didn't pick up all your key and mouse presses so loudly.. But thank you!