Your question: How do I move around in SketchUp?

What are the 3 basic navigation tools?

Chuck Hawley explains how to use some basic traditional chart navigation tools. Circular parallel rules, parallel rules, rolling plotters, dividers, sextants, and star charts are discussed to help you understand their function in plotting a course for your next offshore boating trip.

What are the 3 basic navigation tools in SketchUp make?

In SketchUp, you orbit, zoom, and pan all the time as you draw:

• Orbit: When you orbit, you move around, above, or below your model. …
• Zoom: Zoom in to focus on a specific area as you draw, and zoom out to see more of your model.
• Pan: When you pan, you move left, right, up, or down.

How do you ask SketchUp for an inference?

To find a Linear Inference, first you must hover over a Point Inference. When you first hover over a point that Sketchup recognizes as a Point Inference, the tool tip will change color, as you know. But if you hang there for a second, a little text box will pop up that tells you what type of inference it has locked to.

What does Pan tool mean?

Using the Pan tool, or “hand,” you can progressively display adjacent areas of the document, just as you would by moving a paper document around.

What are the navigation techniques?

The most common navigation methods are satnav, dead reckoning, and radar navigation.

• Dead reckoning.
• Pilotage.
• Celestial navigation.
• Inertial navigation.
• Radio navigation.
• Radar navigation.
• Satellite navigation.