For example, if you want to display the name of a page in the third position of your document, you’ll input. With the tag, you can use the name of a page that is not the current page.
The best way to bring Search (default shortcut: Shift +S) into your workflow is to customize the shortcut so the command is easy to find. For example, instead of displaying all seven Joint Push/Pull toolbar icons, you can now search for ‘Joint Push/Pull’, and all commands associated with the extension show up. Search by name or search for what you want a tool to do in SketchUp and relevant results will appear.įor more experienced users, this will help reduce the amount of screen space devoted to toolbars. If you’re new to SketchUp, this will help you get up to speed on the UI and toolset, allowing you to focus on your design rather than trying to find a tool. Instead of spending valuable time trying to find or remember a tool in SketchUp, you can type in the name or workflow-related query such as ‘elevation’, ‘boolean’, or ‘chamfer’ to quickly find it.
First introduced in SketchUp for Web, Search is now a SketchUp Pro feature that allows you to quickly find and activate native commands and installed extensions.
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