Sketchup Architect From 2D to 3D (Udemy.com)

Going too fast without explaining. Between different parts of the course, there have been added elements and materials without showing.

This course is really amazing . I would like the creator to add the part regarding how to create staircases. Rest all the topics have been covered really well.

I took this course mainly to brush up my SketchUp skills. I didnt know how to render, what plugin to use, but after taking this course I am much more confident. I have definitely learnt a lot of new commands and this is going to benefit me while I take up new projects. Thank you so much sharing your valuable knowledge.

It was a great pleasure for me to follow this course; it includes all essentials You need for architectural modelling in sketchup in effizient way. Thank You so much

I am a new owner builder that has had plans prepared by an architect I needed to be able to turn the plans into construction plans and be able to show various trades what is required as well as be able to describe various issues with manufactures. for example roof trusses where we have a combination of decorative and standard roof trusses, so needed to be able to show suppliers what they needed to be able to do. This helped me to build a 3D model and highlight various issues that need to be overcome. Very happy with the content, pace and quality.

A fundamental and simple approach to creating and manipulating forms. I think a more exact sizing of forms would be my wish for this tutorial class.

The course it's great, the explanations are clear. The only thing I don't feel comfortable with it's the units, the instructor should use metric or at least make the sketch up files available in meters.

I like the rate at which the lecture is going. I only have a problem with the units of the lecture (Imperial) inches and feet. I do (Metric) meters and millimeters but have knowledge of the imperial and that is helping me follow. I would have preferred it in metric.

It is concise and clear for the explanation.. Yet, you will need at least the basic knowledge of sketchup to follow up the instruction

(Update) "When I first bought the course, it didn't have anything regarding the rendering part, which was weird because the thumbnail image was a render. Thomas replied to my review and actually added more parts to the course about rendering, which is great! Really good teacher that cares about his content and students. Thanks!" (Old) - Good course for learning the modeling of architecture and landscape. I thought I would get to know more of the rendering but turned out it was only modeling and prepping for rendering.