Dynamic Components can be used in scenes in the free version of SketchUp, but you’ll need the Pro version to create them. This effect is possible because to change the individual components, you have to adjust their attributes directly. This can be seen when scaling a staircase or stack of boxes – if the object uses dynamic components, the individual blocks that make up the stairs or boxes will increase in height or dimension, keeping their form rather than becoming distorted. These can be used to create objects that are ‘aware’ of their purpose. Various rendering styles are available, from rough sketches to a blue-pencil look, while there’s also enhanced support for Dynamic Components. It works like a simplified version of Carrara’s Dynamic Extrusion tool, and is as useful for rapidly creating objects. Animators and 3D artists - and illustrators who use it regularly – should look to the paid-for Pro version, which offers 3D output to professional 3D suites, project-management tools and client-presentation functions.ģD geometry is created easily, by selecting faces and using a ‘push/pull’ tool for extruding surfaces. Illustrators and digital artists can use the free version for occasional work, then take their sketches into Photoshop and Illustrator to create artwork. Google’s 3D sketching software SketchUp offers a great way to lay out an initial design for a 3D scene or artwork.
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