Hey guys, welcome back. In this video,
I'll show you how to add shadows in your drawings,
which is grateful presentation drawings.
So let's go to our presentation diagonal.
Before I do that, you can see that text align property.
So let's select this.
Right-click, align horizontally, then moved up a bit.
These upper bit as well.
This looks fine. Maybe it can
just call this an isometric view.
And that should suffice presentation right?
Now we can add some shadows into a presentation drawings.
Let's select the first view.
And then let's go to SketchUp model.
And we have something called ethics.
You can open ethics. Let's start off by adding a shadow.
We need to change the settings of the shadows.
Let's make it around 530 PM.
Five thirty, four thirty.
To figure out the right settings,
it's a good idea to go back to
your SketchUp model and see which settings or swelled.
So I'm just going to go back to my SketchUp model here.
Then I added a new shadow
and sort of check the settings as well.
So it's 12:44 PM at 14th of June.
So let's change that in layout as well.
So divided 44, it would take
some time to update and change this.
We've added the correct date.
You can also switch on fog if you like.
Sort of adds a fog effect,
but you don't really need it.
Let's just keep shadows on and leave the US's.
That looks really cool where we have a shadow
and it's not applying on the
ground ends within the floor.
Let's just fix this view
because I don't like it to be faded and not in color.
So let's go to our sketch, our model.
You'll go to Styles,
drafting for working drawing style.
Let's switch off The shadows.
I don't need the shadows to be seen in this drawing.
Let's switch out the shadows.
That's a quick video into using shadows in layout.
I don't really use it in layout for SketchUp.
For drawings, I generally
use it only for presentation purposes.
That's mostly within SketchUp.
In the next video, we'll create our sheet layout,
then set it up for printing as well.
You guys next video.