: She began importing AutoCAD DWG files directly into SketchUp Pro to start from accurate floor plans.
: She turned off fog and shadows during the heavy modeling phase to save her CPU and GPU for actual design work. Sketchup+pro+mac
Sarah was worried her wouldn't keep up, but she found it ran "like a charm". To keep things fast when projects got heavy, she learned a few pro-Mac tips: : She began importing AutoCAD DWG files directly
At , the SketchUp Pro subscription was a significant step from free, but for Sarah, it paid for itself in one project. It gave her the "all-in-one" workflow she needed to go from a simple site survey to a full set of plans ready for township submittal. To keep things fast when projects got heavy,
: The biggest "win" was LayOut (included in the Pro subscription). Sarah could finally turn her 3D models into 2D professional documentation for contractors, complete with dimensions and notes. Performance on Apple Silicon