They are so good and so compelling that you'll find yourself wanting to jump in and use the program.
They are pure entertainment to anyone drawn to the mechanical process such as woodworking. It's a 3-D "visualization" program that let's you "sketch" a project onto a 3-D "drawing board" and develop ideas by "pushing and pulling" masses and lines around to rapidly get an idea of how things "fit together" and how things relate to each other in 3-D space.(However, CAD files CAN be imported into Sketch Up to be "expanded" into 3-D objects.)The "sketch" can be "left in the rough" or refined to the highest degree of precision and measurement and rendered with photographic realism, if needed.If you haven't looked at the (extensive) Sketch Up tutorials, do yourself a favor and watch a few. Bd,"I've downloaded, but never even bothered to go thru the tutorials."That's like a photographer saying I've been given Photoshop for free but have never bothered finding out what it can do!Sketch Up is NOT a CAD program.
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