All SketchUp Workflow courses are broken into Lessons, which contain topics.
Every lesson has text, many have a step by step tutorial to compliment the text
read the text and watch the tutorial
All topics within a lesson are intended to be watched in sequential order.
Despite what you may have heard, Sketchup is not easy. It's easy to draw a shape in any program.
references to "The SketchUp Workflow for Architecture".
Be Patient
Even if you think you know everything in the tutorial, i promise if you watch you will pick up on something.
If you are self taught, just stick with the course. I couldn’t believe how much i learned when I watched...
Watch every tutorial in order
Make sure you understand each tutorial before moving on
Do The Homework
Organize workspace for learning
Best to watch on second screen, or on a tablet, while you work on the main computer screen.
Keep in mind space bar is shortcut for pause/play on all video tutorials, or click on the video screen to pause/play.
The left and right arrow keys jump forward and backward
Up and down arrow keys control volume
Lesson Files
Many Lessons use a SketchUp or LayOut file for you to open and follow along with. You can download all Lesson files from the lesson page, or individual topic files from each topic page.
All lesson files come packaged in a .zip. You will need to extract it to an easy to access location on your machine (ie. desktop)
You can find the file you start with in the class files folder… it always matches the video number
Class files for each specific exercise are posted above the videos. Easier to download them all at once.