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SketchUp Interface and Navigation Flashcards

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  1. What is the purpose of the 'Zoom Extents' command in SketchUp?

    Answer: Fit the entire model into the viewport

    Zoom Extents fits the whole model into the current view so nothing is clipped out of frame.

  2. Which SketchUp style setting controls the appearance of edges that are hidden behind surfaces?

    Answer: Back Edges

    Back Edges displays geometry that is behind solid surfaces, shown as dashed lines.

  3. What does the 'Walk' tool in SketchUp simulate?

    Answer: Moving through a model at eye level like a person walking

    The Walk tool simulates a first-person perspective walk through the model at a set eye height.

  4. How do you reset the camera to SketchUp's default perspective view?

    Answer: Camera > Standard Views > Perspective

    Going to Camera > Standard Views > Perspective restores the default 3D perspective view of the model.

  5. In SketchUp, what is the 'Field of View' setting used for?

    Answer: Adjusting the angle of the camera lens to create wide-angle or telephoto effects

    Field of View adjusts the camera lens angle, with wider angles creating more distortion and narrower angles simulating telephoto compression.

  6. Which SketchUp toolbar button lets you switch to a parallel (orthographic) projection?

    Answer: Views toolbar > Parallel Projection

    The Views toolbar includes the Parallel Projection option that removes perspective distortion for technical drawing views.

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