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How to Add Entourage from the 3D Warehouse in SketchUp
Entourage includes people, trees, cars, furniture, and other objects that make your SketchUp model more realistic. You can easily import entourage elements from the 3D Warehouse. Follow these steps:
Step 1: Open 3D Warehouse
Go to the Window menu.
Select 3D Warehouse.
If using SketchUp Web, click the 3D Warehouse icon from the right panel.
Step 2: Search for Entourage Objects
In the Search Bar, type what you need, like:
"Trees" 🌳
"Cars" 🚗
"People" 🚶♂️
"Street furniture"
Use Filters to refine your search (e.g., low-poly models for better performance).
Step 3: Download & Insert the Object
Click on the desired model.
Click Download Select Yes to import it directly into your SketchUp model.
Place the object where needed.
Step 4: Adjust & Scale the Object
Use the Move Tool (M) to position it.
Use the Scale Tool (S) if you need to resize the object.
Use the Rotate Tool (Q) to adjust the orientation.
Step 5: Optimize Performance (If Needed)
Use Low-Poly Models: High-poly entourage can slow SketchUp.
Convert Objects to Components: Helps reduce file size.
Delete Unnecessary Details: Use Erase (E) to remove extra geometry.
How to Add Entourage from the 3D Warehouse in SketchUp
Entourage includes people, trees, cars, furniture, and other objects that make your SketchUp model more realistic. You can easily import entourage elements from the 3D Warehouse. Follow these steps:
Step 1: Open 3D Warehouse
Go to the Window menu.
Select 3D Warehouse.
If using SketchUp Web, click the 3D Warehouse icon from the right panel.
Step 2: Search for Entourage Objects
In the Search Bar, type what you need, like:
"Trees" 🌳
"Cars" 🚗
"People" 🚶♂️
"Street furniture"
Use Filters to refine your search (e.g., low-poly models for better performance).
Step 3: Download & Insert the Object
Click on the desired model.
Click Download Select Yes to import it directly into your SketchUp model.
Place the object where needed.
Step 4: Adjust & Scale the Object
Use the Move Tool (M) to position it.
Use the Scale Tool (S) if you need to resize the object.
Use the Rotate Tool (Q) to adjust the orientation.
Step 5: Optimize Performance (If Needed)
Use Low-Poly Models: High-poly entourage can slow SketchUp.
Convert Objects to Components: Helps reduce file size.
Delete Unnecessary Details: Use Erase (E) to remove extra geometry.
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