How to create organic shapes with native tools in SketchUp - Skill Builder

We hear time and time again that organic modeling is not possible in SketchUp unless you use extensions. The extensions are awesome - and can be super helpful, but there is a way you can create some decent, flowy shapes using only native tools SketchUp. Follow along as we show you how to do some native organic modeling.

[CalvinJ]

Wow!! Ive seen you use push/pull resize method before, but this was a perfect example to show the process in detail and the incredible result it can have. Thank you so much for sharing as always.

[catallaxy]

This was a very useful tutorial. I also would never have considered SketchUp for models with double curved surfaces. And this tutorial is concise and easily understood. Thank you.

[tulayakin]

İki gündür benzer bir formu plugin kullanmadan çizmeye çalışıyorum. Videonuz sayesinde çizebildim sonunda, çok teşekkürler😊

[coxfdqk]

Like magic! You really inspire me to try more things with the native tools!

[beautanner]

Ooh man... I've been trying to crack how to do that well with the native set for a while now (I'm a bit slow :) ) Thank you!!!!

[katemilan]

Great tutorial thank you ...learning from scratch, so these short films are brilliant for creating my balustrade models

[hylee]

Great work! That's one of the thing I have to do at work. This video just show me a new more simple and reliable method of getting it done.

[artistfoundry]

Really clear and not annoying! I think that's a plus!

[daughterofaprince]

This is the video I have been searching for long, thank you so much.

[DialloSimba]

This was quite helpful. I am new to sketch and this exposes the brain of this type of program. Thank you.

[goffyfoot]

good stuff !! there are tricks in SketchUp that never go old. I remember a tutorial by Bonnie Roskes w/SketchUp 8 and she showed you how to created a computer mouse in the same way.

[canesgolf]

Thank, this is great. I know I have done things like this in the past, but great to have a reminder of how to do it. Love it.

[andyhill]

Great tutorial thanks - learning so much about how powerful Sketchup is!

[wshep]

Very helpful technique for us newbies.
Thanks!

[kenmoore]

Brilliant! It just happens that I need to model a Ducati fuel tank. I thought I would need the sand tools but no. Fantastic. Thank you.

[danieliooo]

Thanks for this video! Im doing stuff on sketchup in school and this will definitely help me with it!

[paullee]

Pretty cool. I thought I had a better workflow for it but I have to hand it to you. Nice.

[keithleicester]

Perfect for modelling RC Planes cockpit forms

[anonymousontheinternet]

Feels like this just highlights that SketchUp could use much better native support for organic shapes

[jonalesch]

Perfect method for what I need to do! Thanks much!