Anybody tried out this DVD? Does it take you all the way through Layout, so that you can produce permit ready plans, or just Sketchup?
Thx
http://www.tauntonstore.com/fine-homebuilding-s-sketchup-guide-for-builders-the-basics-061125.html
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There's a decent discussion and some member tutorials about Sketchup at Breaktime3.
http://http://m.delphiforums.com/breaktime_3/start
Technology and Software folder. I don't know that your question is answered there, but you might find something or someone to ask.
Thanks Cal
Thanks for the plug Cal.
I don't use SU's Layout app so no help to the OP. From what I've seen around SU's Layout is not that comepttive to Chief Architects and others but it's hard to beat the price for SU Pro comapred to the others.