Supplemental Images
Figure 1: The colored drawing axes are the key to how SketchUp works (Chapter 2).
Figure 2: Going in the right color direction (Chapter 2).
Figure 3: Moving an object in 3D on a 2D screen (Chapter 2).
Figure 4: Point inferences are colored by type and help you model more precisely (Chapter 2).
Figure 5: Linear inferences are color coded and help you draw in 3D, too (Chapter 2).
Figure 6: Locking an inference helps you draw in the right direction (Chapter 2).
Figure 7: Encouraging an inference (Chapter 2).
Figure 8: Orbit (spin) your model to paint all the faces (Chapter 3).
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