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Hey, guys.
Welcome back to yet another video now and this video, we're going to learn how to use the Push-Pull
tool and finally create some 3D scene.
So to activate the Push-Pull tool you can go to, I mean, to buy you a drawing toolbar and click on
the Pushtun, or you can press B on your keyboard to activate the push pull to.
Tonight, we're going to zoom in and I'm going to start.
Exporting these boxes up so you can just simply click left, click and release and then start dragging
it on top.
And now you can give height.
So I'm going to give you a height of, say, 15 feet and then press and.
You can also simply click, release and click again to give a height based on your discretion.
Or you could give it with a certain height in mind.
So let's say 20 feet for this grass lawn, which is seems pretty tall.
That's two floors, 10 feet as each floor for a building typically in India and I'm sure in most other
countries as well.
And if I click your release, my most button.
You can see that I can only drag it till you, so the offset is limited to the site.
But once I click here again, I can drag it on top.
So there are some quirks and bush pulling, but it's a fun tool and you can create some really cool
models using the Push-Pull to.
Now, let's say you're dragging this face and you give the wrong measurement, so I'm going to give
it 10 feet.
And then I realized I need to give only five feet.
So now before you click anywhere else, if you want to override the previous value, all you need to
do is open the video again, which is five feet and then press enter.
So it operates the previous value 10 feet, and then you have your model at five feet.
And if you again accidentally click on the wrong place and you don't want to push this, either click
on the select tool or you can also press escape to.
So that's a quick.
We go into using the Bush tool, and I created something abstract and awesome and sketch up, I hope
you created the same.
Don't try to be a perfectionist right off the bat.
Play around with the tools, get used to it and then slowly, perfection comes as you keep getting better.
So that was a quick look into the basic tools, and now in the next video, we're going to learn how
to create a first room and sketch up and decorate our room.
So I'll see you guys in the next video shows.
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