Interior Elevations in Layout from Your SketchUp Model - Interior Design Modeling for Layout #7

In this video, learn how to create elevation views from your SketchUp models and how to export them into Layout to create construction documents. Topics covered include view creation, lineweights, section planes, wall fills, dimensions in Layout, using scrapbooks in Layout to label your drawings, and more!

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[MercedesIsab]

This is the best video by far in sketchup for me very clear explanation and I love how you keep the drawing steady not moving it back and forth so I can understand what you are doing. Thank you so much.

[Rolling-Roelie]

'SU'per helpful ;-). I am not a Pro. SketchUp is a hobby that has gotten out of hand. Everything I create myself, I design in Sketchup. This started with simple things. Now I am redrawing my house and I plan my renovations myself. Have already saved a lot of money.

[jayacosta]

Thank for all your tutorial, i easily understand everything you teach ☺️

[debbieferguson]

Thank you. This is the best video I've seen on how to do interior elevations for my Sketchup models. I will definitely keep this as a reference.

[DolphinDevelopersConstruction]

I easily understand everything you teach

[betulgokce]

thanks for all the sketchup videos. Your videos are the easiest and helpful one for me.

[tuckerwebb]

You're amazing Justin, I love the detail you go over and you are a great instructor!! Thank you so much for your help. Building a custom house build here in B.C. I am a builder but I also create and produce powerful visuals using sketchup and enscape 3d for my customers so that they don't have to guess about what they are getting, your videos have largely helped me with my progress. Thank you!!

[abbasmuhammadahmad]

Actually this is the best video ever coz it's helpful bro keep it up. Thank very much we really appreciate it.

[biggestbowss]

Really a pleasure following your tutorial videos. It does help a lot, thank you.

[karencarcenac]

soooo helpful...you always saving me hours of headaches lol

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[sudhasedha]

Thank you - its very helpfull - be happy man 😄

[kristijanbarisic]

Thank you so much for your work. Keep doing great job!

[eduardomesquita]

Hey Justin,
Sketch up seems like an amazing tool. My company is asking me to look into whether we should upgrade to it. I’ve seen a lot of videos about it but it seems to be missing one thing we would need. Automatic 2d elevations of kitchen/laundry and bathroom walls. To give you some context we do kitchen/bathroom and other remodeling. Cabinetry and countertops. Therefore we require 2d elevations to show our installers. Any help or clarification would be much appreciated.

[lah_deza]

Can this be done on a 2d floorplan? or does it need to be in 3d first before being able to create the elevation plan on sketch up?

[ashiqscreations]

really helpful sir.... Waiting for more 🙂

[taris]

22/5000
great more architecture thanks justin

[MaragasekouTraore]

Are you still offering sketchup online course, if yes whare can I watch your course description?

[badrahbulga]

Thank you man, its so helpful. Goodman

[asadraziq]

GREAT ! BUT HOW TO EXACTLY PLACE THAT SECTION CUT LINE ON FLOOR PLAN ?