La capacité de créer un modèle suffisamment complet et détaillé pour des présentations et un arrière-plan pour dessiner par-dessus.

Sketchup feels intuitive to me. It is not something that you can simply pick up and start using without having some direction, but once you are shown how the tools work it feels like the sky is the limit. I have used it daily in the past for doing house prints - now I mainly work as the administrator for the program. I like to tell our customers that we "draw backwards" from many house plan programs. Many of those programs draw in 2d and then render a 3d image. In Sketchup, you draw in 3d and then using section cuts, create 2d plans from the 3d image. This method gives the user an excellent feel for the house design while drawing it. That being said, this is not just a house plan drawing software. You can draw whatever you want to model with it. I have made some woodworking projects by first modeling them in Sketchup. I have also used it for just having fun modeling whatever I felt was in my skill range to model. Sketchup is very simple to install. Simply download the file and install it and you are ready to model. If you would like to have more features, there are ruby scripts that you download to add additional features to the program. If you need training on how to use the program, there are tons of online resources for using it from Sketchup themselves as well as other content creator tutorials.

Its quick and easy to use. You can start creating objects within minutes of opening the program. Creating simple renderings and drawings for clients with ease