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This is the website for the SketchUp web application. You can sign in to SketchUp with your Google account. After you sign in, it opens a new 3D model file. When you open a new file, it displays a drawing of a man with a red shirt. If you are not signed in to your Google account automatically, click an account you wish to sign in with and type the password to sign in to that account. If none of the accounts listed are an account you want to use, click Use another account and sign in with the email and password associated with that account.

You can also create a new account by typing an email address in the email bar and clicking Next. Then follow the on-screen instructions. You'll also need to agree to the terms of service and privacy policy. The first time you sign in to SketchUp, it gives you the option to view a tour. If you wish to take a tour, click Take Tour. The tour explains each of the buttons in the tool bars to the left, right, top and bottom of the screen. If you wish to skip it, click Start Modeling instead.

Click here to try a free trial of SketchUp Pro, which allows access to the desktop version of SketchUp. Click the white arrow icon. It's at the tool bar at the top-left. This is the Select tool. Use this tool to select objects in the 3D work space. Click and drag a square over the drawing of a man. When an object is selected, a blue square appears around the object and all the lines in the object turn blue.

Press Delete. This erases the man from the screen and leaves you with a blank 3D canvas. You can also click the eraser icon in the tool bar to the left and drag it over the man.

Part 2. Click two arrows around a poll. It's at the bottom of the tool bar on the left side of the SketchUp app. When you click this icon, 5 new icons pop out. These are the navigation tools you use to change your view in the 3D work space.

Click the magnifying glass icon. It's the third option when you click the navigation icon in the tool bar to the left. This is the zoom tool. Use this tool to zoom in and out of the work space. Click and drag up or down in the 3D work space. With the zoom tool select, click the 3D work space and drag up to zoom in.

Click and drag down to zoom out. You can also zoom in and out by rolling your mouse wheel up and down. Click the icon with two arrows around a vertical line. It's the first tool that pops up in the navigation tools in the tool bar to the left. This is the rotation tool. Use this tool to rotate in the 3D work space. Click and drag left or right. With the rotation tool selected, click and drag left or right to rotate your view in the 3D space.

You can also rotate by pressing the mouse wheel down and dragging left and right. Click the icon with a hand. It's the second tool that appears in the navigation tools when you click the icon at the bottom of the tool bar to the left.

This is the pan tool. Click and drag in the direction you want to pan. With the pan tool selected, click the 3D space and drag in the direction you want to pan to shift your view left, right, up, or down.

You can also pan by pressing the mouse wheel and Shift key at the same time and dragging in the direction you want to pan. Part 3.

Click the icon that resembles a director's clapboard. This is the "Views" button. It's in the tool bar on the right side. This displays a sidebar menu to the right. Click the "Parallel Projection" cube.

It's the second cube on the left side of the sidebar to the right. This displays view options using a parallel projection Orthographic view. The first cube displays view options from a perspective view. Perspective View: Perspective view displays 3D objects the way you would see them in real life. Objects appear smaller at a distance, and parallel lines converge at a point in the distance. Use this view when creating 3D objects. Objects appear flat. They also appear the same size regardless of distance.

Use this view when creating 2D objects or a particular side of a 3D object. Click the appropriate view. There are 9 view options under "parallel projection" in the Views menu. Select the view that you want the object you are creating to face. If you are creating a house or building. Select "Top View" to draw the foundation of the building. If you are creating a door or window, select the side the door or window is facing.

Click the shape tool. The shape tool resembles a rectangle, circle, or polygon.