Level Up Inference Locking Practice

Be honest, you don;t spend a lot of time practicing using inferencing in Sketchup do you? Well, you should. And in case you are not sure how to go about practicing, Tyson is here to help guide you!
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[@user-co9xf4dq2k]

I really appreciate the problem solving in real time. Stimulated me to think about what I can do with inferencing.

[@xAnAngelOfDeathx]

Super helpful man, thanks!

[@Skans-Gustav]

Very useful. Thanks.

[@leonardoaguilerahonduras2067]

wow! So cool bro!

[@florinapostoiu]

Would you please upload that model in the warehouse so we could practice alongside you.!

[@Maggus629]

Hello, thanks for the video. What is that protracker tool you are speaking about? Or which course un learn.sketchup use it? Thanks 😌

[@SketchUp]

The Protractor tool is super useful for creating guidelines at angles. I cover the basics of it in the Inference Locking lessons on Campus, but there are also a number of vids here on YT. Cheers!

[@hayatuahmad2214]

You should have used a reference line I think it would be easier and time-saving.

[@RenataJensen]

Dah😂

[@miro007ist]

Why is this program worse than other CAD programs? Looks very good to me.

[@SketchUp]

well... in our semi-biased opinion, it is faster and easier to learn than most other 3D modeling programs. Jury is out on whether or not it counts as "CAD" software, though...

[@hayatuahmad2214]

Sorry Guidelines