Tape Measure - SketchUp for iPad Square One

[@troyward1626]

Aaron, just now giving iPad version a go…great video…will be running through the whole tutorial series! Thanks for doing this!

[@Alber58]

it’s a great tool. i use it for creating grids for stair tread and risers amongst other things

[@Randor10]

Another great video. One thing you could have mentioned is that if you are inside a group or component you are given the option to scale just the group or component or the entire model.

[@goldswancat]

Thank you for your tutorial videos. My tape measure tool for iPad pro is no longer showing the dash mark or pulling out a guide. It just shows some very small measurements. Where do I fix this? Thanks

[@muhammadibnuiqbal6217]

everything needs a process, time and perseverance to practice is the key

[@franco_is]

Nice video as always, however the tape measure tool should be part of the default toolset considering how integral it is to getting things done to a huge swath of your user base, no?

[@SketchUp]

It is a default, or 'native' tool.

[@AVSMedical1]

Aaron, would love to see a Square One on saving models to Trimble Connect. For some reason, probably user error, I struggle with this.

[@roslynsim137]

Why do the guidelines go that pale colour and why is it difficult to get the guideline to draw?

[@kamelio-d6q]

Why do people still use that prehistoric inch en feet!?

[@SketchUp]

I guess we are just used to it... Plus, it is more identifiable than metric... Most of us have feet... very few of us have meters.

[@nishyt2366]

Is there a way to change tape measure to mm or cm? Most of the kitchen units are measured in Cm here in UK.

[@Woodsgardendesign]

@@nishyt2366if not mm! Even in garden design we often work to the mm.