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Sketch up 3D & Draftsite 2D Free Versions?
I’m new to both and from what I can tell so far SU does not have a way to do blueprints unless I subscribe to Layout so I downloaded Draftsite. Best I figure so far looking how the two would interface is I can import an image or view from SU then text or dimension over it. Cumbersume compared to Autocad that I have a lot of hours on that bleeds 3D to 2D but it’s free so not complaining.
Anyone find an easier way to do this or another 3D-to-2D free software?
Not sure how to change the dimension to a fake dimension or how to bring the pic into proper scale, I guess that would start in SU?