What are the axis in SketchUp?

The Global axis lines are the red, green and blue lines that are normally seen in the drawing window. The point where these lines cross is called the Origin. The red line is the X-axis, green is the Y-axis and blue is the Z-axis. The Z-axis is the vertical one.

How many axis do we use in SketchUp?

The extruder can move along three axes; (X,Y, and Z).

How many axes and colors are in SketchUp?

The red, green, and blue drawing axes define 3D space in your model. If you were standing at the spot where all three axes meet (the axis origin), the blue axis would run vertically, passing through your head and feet. The red and green axes define the ground plane in SketchUp; you’d be standing on top of them.

How do you unlock the blue axis in SketchUp?

Or hold down the up arrow key to lock your move to the blue axis, the left arrow to lock your move to the green axis, or right arrow to lock the move to the red axis.

Where is origin in SketchUp?

SketchUp (0,0) origin

1. Import the data with “preserve drawing origin” option checked.
2. go to a specific vertex in the imported data set (corner or end of a line)… …
3. Select all the imported geometry.
4. Using the move tool, click on the “coordination point” and move your mouse to start the move action.