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Hey, guys.
Welcome to the first video of this course.
So to get started, we need to open the sketch up once we've installed the sketch up.
And also a heads up, you'll be using the Windows version of sketch up in discourse, although I'm also
going to be showing you the Mac versions for certain functions in sketch show.
So to get started, let's open sketch up through 2021.
So generally, once you install, you'll find the icon in your desktop so you can double click to open
it up.
And once it opens.
You may need to register your email I.D. in case you're opening it for the first time and then log in
with that email I.D., which is what you used to download and install sketch.
And once you've registered, you can start your 30 day trial license.
So once you've done all of that, it's time to set a template.
Now you can see that sketch comes with a lot of templates, and if you want to see additional templates,
you can click on more templates and you can see the other templates audio.
So each of these templates have different kinds of background colors, starting views, units of measurements,
bags, and a lot more.
It's also got a skilled duty figure in this case, it is Somalia.
And here's a fun fact.
So every year they publish a new duty figure and those three figures are actually employees working
in the UP office.
So the actual people and they have themselves represented in this software.
Now, if you want to change the default template and sketch out, you can change it by clicking on this
item below, so it changes the default template and the next time.
Note, for example, if I open this.
And the next time you open, sketch up or you click on file, you.
It's going to load in with the metric units, if you want to change the default units, simply go to
hell and click on Welcome to SketchUp and then you can change the default units again.
So in our case, we're going to use the simple inchers, or you can also use the architecture inches.
It's pretty much the same.
So we're going to use some villagers.
So once you've selected your template, just click on the box here and it would open the template.
You know, if you want to change the units after you select a template, which I would not recommend
is you go to windows.
Click on model info and then you click on units and you can change the template you well.
But I would suggest that you change the template right off the bat before starting any project.
And for this course, we're going to be using the simple inches units.
And for all those who work with Metric, do not worry because I will be translating the units every
time I get a chance and I'm also going to show you something and sketch out, which is really cool.
But you can use both the metric and imperial units while modeling and get.
I'm also going to get rid of these plugins for now, because we don't really need them for the basics,
cause I will be using them in the main course.
So the next we don't want to introduce you to those get up in the face and talk beef about the interface,
so I'll see you guys in the next video shows.
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