SketchUPの評判・口コミ 全12件

What do you dislike?

The personal "demo" used to be available to download and run without an internet connection - that appears to have been discontinued. I can understand why - but I wish they still had either a free local install or a reduced cost local install vs pro (which has the normal price tag of professional software).

Like many such programs, it also be a little daunting to first pick up and start using. Tutorials and / or in-person help is paramount. Unless you have previous CAD experience, don't think you can just bluster your way through.

What do you like best?

Very full featured software. There is a "online demo" that is practically a full version that most anyone can use for personal projects. Basic CAD, and architectural drawing is not that rare, but SketchUP can also be used for wood workers! It's this last use where I first learned about it. It's just wonderful to be able to bring a piece together prior to cutting anything.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Like any other professional software, set aside time and / or budget for training. Don't think you're going to pick it up over night.

What do you dislike?

Could have better layering and commands.

What do you like best?

Easy to get into and learn the ins and outs.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Watch a couple how to to get modeling techniques correct and efficient

What do you dislike?

Modeling in 3D sometimes is hard to connect with the right plane.

What do you like best?

3D modeling is made easy, the tools are useful and easy to use.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Not for construction documents, great for simple preliminary sketches to show clients.

What do you dislike?

I do not like that you must go into subsections to find the tools you need, it can get very time consuming.

What do you like best?

I like the ease of use that SketchUp provides. I also am a fan of the interface.

What do you dislike?

I don't like 2D detailing in the program. There's a few features I've grown accustomed to in other programs that I have a hard time getting by without.

What do you like best?

Pretty user friendly. You can use it model and/or put together sheet sets and construction details.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Sketchup might not work well with consultants if you are planning on putting together a full set of construction documents. I think it works better for conceptual models.

What do you dislike?

inability to produce 2D drawings efficiently

What do you like best?

Its ability to built anything in any shape from scratch

Recommendations to others considering the product

It looks complicated, but it is really simple once you get the hang of it!

What do you dislike?

its only used for a sketch. whatever we build in SketchUp is not translated directly and must be drawn again in AutoCAD

What do you like best?

the simplicity of it . just like the name of it, we use it to quickly make 3D sketches of ideas and simple ways of apply material.

Recommendations to others considering the product

it is a great program to use to do quick sketches. I don't think that the program is also very easy to learn/ teach. The only downfall is that whatever detail we have in SketchUp needs to be drawn again in AutoCAD since the two are not linked. that's why REVIT seems to be the way to go nowadays. it takes care of everything in the architecture/ construction side.

If its just mainly for show and for simple visuals and that is the end goal sketch up is a great and easy tool for anyone to pick up.

What do you dislike?

Its modeling capabilities run out very quickly once you get into more complex geometry, particularly when dealing with curves and smooth surfaces. All surfaces are faceted, and curves are not true curves but rather, segmented lines, which is fine if you want to build a disco ball but not so useful if you're creating a curved architectural feature that needs to be smooth.

What do you like best?

SketchUp is one of the first 3D modeling software packages that architects starting out learn to use- and for good reason. It's easy to pick up, linked to a useful database of community-built models, and importantly, free for the basic package.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Do not invest heavily in this software - while it's easy to pick up and mass up ideas as a student or someone new to architecture, you will find that it runs out of usefulness very quickly. Spend that time developing skill in more sophisticated programs such as Rhino or Revit.

What do you dislike?

Really, for a free application that can do so much, I don't dislike anything.

What do you like best?

SketchUp was apparently designed for users who are not experienced in 3D; it has a familiar a 'Photoshop-tools-palette' type interface (not millions of things on the screen like pro 3D apps) and tools that seem to mimic the way you think about 3D - the push/pull tool that lets you extrude objects is so logical and easy to use.

There is a massive online community and hundreds of tutorial videos and tons of content available to help you make your models.

Overall though, it's the simple approach to creating models that I love. Even though the concept of creating models is intrinsically complex, the tools and interface in SketchUp give inexperienced users a great way to get into 3D.