Tutorials Push Pull

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Welcome to the Sketchup Push/Pull tutorial. In Sketchup, there are no actual solid volumes, only faces and planes which bound those volumes, so when drawing in 3d, or using the Push/Pull command, keep in mind it is not defining a solid volume, rather creating those bounding faces. Activate the Push/Pull command by selecting the appropriate button on your toolbar, or press the shortcut P. You can Push/Pull freeform, snap to edges, or type in specific distances. You can also subdivide existing faces and only Push/Pull those portions. By Push/Pulling into an object and brining the depression completely to the other side, you can create holes through those objects. Also, you can Push/Pull nonlinear forms, such as circles.
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This is a video tutorial in the [[SketchupTutorials Sketchup Tutorials]] series. If you do not see a video above, you may have a javascript, flash, or ad blocker active, and will need to deactivate it to view the video.


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Welcome to the Sketchup Push/Pull tutorial. In Sketchup, there are no actual solid volumes, only faces and planes which bound those volumes, so when drawing in 3d, or using the Push/Pull command, keep in mind it is not defining a solid volume, rather creating those bounding faces. Activate the Push/Pull command by selecting the appropriate button on your toolbar, or press the shortcut P. You can Push/Pull freeform, snap to edges, or type in specific distances. You can also subdivide existing faces and only Push/Pull those portions. By Push/Pulling into an object and brining the depression completely to the other side, you can create holes through those objects. Also, you can Push/Pull nonlinear forms, such as circles.


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Welcome to the Sketchup Push/Pull tutorial. In Sketchup, there are no actual solid volumes, only faces and planes which bound those volumes, so when drawing in 3d, or using the Push/Pull command, keep in mind it is not defining a solid volume, rather creating those bounding faces. Activate the Push/Pull command by selecting the appropriate button on your toolbar, or press the shortcut P. You can Push/Pull freeform, snap to edges, or type in specific distances. You can also subdivide existing faces and only Push/Pull those portions. By Push/Pulling into an object and brining the depression completely to the other side, you can create holes through those objects. Also, you can Push/Pull nonlinear forms, such as circles.


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