![]() Head to ‘Preferences > Accessibility’ and try it out!īonus: LayOut will respect the accessibility settings you designate in SketchUp! Of course, anybody should feel free to play with these settings to customize his or her drawing pallette. We hope that users with any degree of colorblindness will tweak these important color schemes to make SketchUp work just right. In SketchUp 2017, we’re introducing customization for the colors that display SketchUp’s axes and parallel/tangent inferences. Finally, we’ve added the ability to adjust the opacity level in Xray mode.Īccessibility is hugely important to our team. SketchUp is now way better at rendering multiple transparent surfaces to provide a more realistic sense of depth across several transparent faces. If you’re using a high-definition display, we think you’ll find that switching to SketchUp 2017 is like sliding on a perfectly new pair of socks.Īlong with our graphics pipeline overhaul, we’ve made big improvements to transparency in SketchUp, which we now expect will render at higher quality and at faster frame rates. This means a big improvement to the usability of snapping and inferencing on high-DPI displays, and scaled edge weights for drawing (which you can adjust, if you like). We’re proud to say that SketchUp 2017 supports high-DPI monitors (like Apple’s Retina Display). We expect you’ll notice some performance improvements, but primarily, this infrastructure overhaul is an investment in the future of SketchUp’s speediness, and allowing us to render models the same across SketchUp, my.SketchUp, the SketchUp Mobile Viewer, LayOut, 3D Warehouse, and other exciting stuff we’re working on. ![]() ![]() With this release, we’ve made major improvements to the way SketchUp renders your models on screen. What’s new in SketchUp 2017? Glad you asked!
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