Are you a SketchUp user looking to take your modeling skills to the next level? If so, you might be interested in incorporating Axon View into your workflow.
Axon View is a powerful plugin that allows you to create stunning axonometric views of your SketchUp models. In this tutorial, we will explore how to get Axon View in SketchUp and start using it to enhance your designs.
Step 1: Install the Plugin
To begin, you need to install the Axon View plugin in SketchUp. Follow these steps:
- Download the Plugin: Visit the official website of Axon View and download the plugin file compatible with your version of SketchUp.
- Open SketchUp: Launch SketchUp on your computer.
- Go to the Extension Manager: Click on “Window” in the top menu and select “Extension Manager” from the dropdown menu.
- Install the Plugin: In the Extension Manager window, click on the “Install Extension” button and locate the downloaded Axon View plugin file. Select it and click “Open” to install.
Step 2: Accessing Axon View
Once you have successfully installed the Axon View plugin, it’s time to access it within SketchUp. Here’s how:
- Navigate to Extensions Menu: In SketchUp, navigate to the “Extensions” menu located at the top of your screen.
- Select ‘Axon View’: Hover over “Axon View” in the Extensions dropdown menu and click on it.
Step 3: Using Axon View
Now that you have opened Axon View, let’s explore some of its key features:
Generating Axonometric Views
To generate an axonometric view of your SketchUp model:
- Select the Model: In the Axon View window, select the SketchUp model you want to create an axonometric view of.
- Choose Parameters: Specify the parameters for your axonometric view, such as scale, rotation, and perspective.
- Click ‘Generate’: Once you have set your desired parameters, click on the “Generate” button to create the axonometric view.
Saving and Exporting Views
Axon View allows you to save and export your generated views in various formats:
- Save Views: To save a specific axonometric view, click on the “Save” button in the Axon View window. This will save the view within SketchUp for future use.
- Export Views: If you want to export your axonometric views as image files or PDFs, click on the “Export” button. Choose your desired format and save location.
In Conclusion
Congratulations! You have successfully learned how to get Axon View in SketchUp and use it to enhance your modeling workflow.
With this powerful plugin, you can now create stunning axonometric views of your SketchUp models with ease. Experiment with different parameters and perspectives to achieve unique and visually engaging results. Happy modeling!