You asked: How do you show edges in SketchUp?

What are SketchUp profiles?

Profiles: Selecting the Profiles check box tells SketchUp to use a thicker line for edges that outline shapes in your model. Using profile lines is a pretty standard drawing convention that’s been around for a long time.

Does SketchUp make have outliner?

Taking a good look at SketchUp’s Outliner



You can open the Outliner dialog box by choosing Window→Outliner. The figure shows what it looks like when a model consists of a simple room with some furniture in it. Each piece of furniture is a separate component downloaded from the SketchUp 3D Warehouse.

Which SketchUp tool is used to copying an object?

With the Select tool ( ), select the geometry you want to copy. Select the Move tool ( ) from the toolbar or press M. The cursor changes to a four-way arrow. To tell SketchUp that you want to duplicate the selected entities, tap the Ctrl (Microsoft Windows) or Option (macOS) key to toggle Copy functionality.

What is ARC in drawing?

The arc is defined as the smooth curve formed by joining two or more points. The arc of a circle is defined as the portion of the circumference of a circle. By default, the arc is drawn counter-clockwise. We are required to press the Ctrl key to change the direction of the arc in the clockwise.

How do you smooth the edges of a circle in Sketchup?

To smooth edges with the Eraser tool, hold down the Ctrl key (Option on the Mac) while you click or drag over the edges you want to smooth. Use the Soften Edges panel. Located on the Window menu, this panel lets you smooth a bunch of selected edges all at once, according to the angle of their adjacent faces.