[SML] SketchUp?

[Jacob Blumberg]

I will embrace the flame war. Sketch up is a good starting program. The
advantages is that they have a whole library of models, so I don’t have to
model stuff by hand and can get things in faster. Also once you make a
template you can hammer out a set in about an hour and half. I have modeled
20’ rotations in the software. However software like vector works is much
better it is just not economically feasible for me.

Jacob

On Tue, Jan 16, 2018 at 13:52 Steven Hood via Stagecraft <
stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:

> Are any of you all using SketchUp as your main CAD software? We're still
> working on getting updated from VW12.5. Likely in a lab environment... The
> school likes the price tag.
>
> Based on the YouTube intro videos, I'm not convinced the lighting guys will
> like it as much as VWX Spotlight or the ACAD package of lighting tools
> (which name slips my mind).
>
> Feel free to PM me if you'd rather avoid the potential flame war of whose
> platform is better.
>
> TIA,
>
> Steven R Hood
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