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Getting Started with SketchUp Pro

You're reading from   Getting Started with SketchUp Pro Embark on your 3D modeling adventure with expert tips, tricks, and best practices

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789800180
Length 658 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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David S. Sellers David S. Sellers
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Table of Contents (18) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1 – User Interface and Beginning Modeling!
2. Chapter 1: Beginning with SketchUp Pro FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Principal Tools, Axes, and Inferences 4. Chapter 3: Modeling with Groups and Components 5. Chapter 4: Drawing Tools – We Begin Modeling! 6. Chapter 5: Editing Tools – Making Big Changes! 7. Part 2 – Views, Animations, and Materials
8. Chapter 6: Camera Options 9. Chapter 7: View Options 10. Chapter 8: Materials 11. Part 3 – Advanced Modeling and Model Organization
12. Chapter 9: Entity Info, Outliner, and Tags Dynamically Organize Your Models 13. Chapter 10: Model Info and Preferences 14. Chapter 11: Working with Components 15. Chapter 12: Import, Export, 3D Warehouse, and Extensions 16. Index 17. Other Books You May Enjoy

Paint Bucket Tool

The Paint Bucket tool is used to apply Materials to Faces. The Paint Bucket tool can be used to sample Materials that are already applied to Faces in the Model, and multiple modifier keys can be used to update Materials in the Model. The Paint Bucket tool is represented by a paint bucket spilling orange paint. When the Paint Bucket tool hovers over a Face or Object that can be painted, a circle will appear to show the cursor location:

Figure 8.13 – The Paint Bucket Tool (Left) and the Paint Bucket Tool with a Cursor Circle (Right)

The Paint Bucket tool can be found on the Large Tool Set toolbar, the Getting Started toolbar, and the Principal toolbar:

Figure 8.14 – The Paint Bucket Tool on the Large Tool Set Toolbar (Left) and Principal Toolbar (Right)

Additionally, the Paint Bucket tool can be activated by hitting B on the keyboard or by going to Tools | Paint Bucket in the Main Menu dropdown:

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