#interiordesign #sketchup #cadsoftware #civil3d br Setting the camera composition, sections, and scenes in SketchUp helps create clear, organized, and visually appealing models for presentation and design review. Here’s how you can do it:br 1. Setting Camera Compositionbr The camera composition controls how your model appears in the viewport.br Adjusting the Camera Viewbr Orbit (O) – Rotate around the model.br br Pan (H) – Move the camera horizontally or vertically.br br Zoom (Scroll Wheel or Z) – Move closer or farther from the model.br br Zoom Extents (Shift + Z) – Fit the entire model in the view.br br Field of View (FOV) – Adjust the angle of view.br br Go to Camera Field of View and enter a value (default is 35°).br br Standard Viewsbr Set Front, Back, Top, Bottom, Left, Right, or Iso views via Camera Standard Views.br br Use Parallel Projection for 2D drawings (Camera Parallel Projection).br br Use Perspective for realistic 3D views.br br 2. Creating Sections (Section Cuts)br Sections allow you to cut through the model to show internal details.br br How to Add a Section Cutbr Activate the Section Toolbr br Select Tools Section Plane.br br Place the Section Planebr br Click on a face where you want the cut.br br Adjust and Move the Sectionbr br Select the section plane and use the Move Tool (M).br br Toggle Visibilitybr br Showhide section cuts via View Section Cuts.br br Showhide section planes via View Section Planes.br br Add Multiple Sectionsbr br Rename sections in the Outliner.br br 3. Creating & Managing Scenesbr Scenes save specific views, section cuts, and styles for presentations.br br Creating a Scenebr Set your desired camera view, section cut, and layer visibility.br br Go to View Animation Add Scene.br br The scene is added as a tab above the viewport.br br Right-click the scene tab to update, rename, or delete it.br br Managing Scenesbr Access all scenes via Window Scenes.br br Check or uncheck options like:br br Camera Location (viewpoint)br br Visible Layers (layers turned onoff)br br Section Planes (active section cuts)br br Shadows & Styles (lighting and material effects)br br Animating Between Scenesbr Set up multiple scenes and transition smoothly using View Animation Settings.br br Adjust scene delay and transition time.br br Final Tipsbr ✔ Use Styles (Window Styles) to change the appearance of your model.br ✔ Use TagsLayers to control visibility in scenes.br ✔ Export scenes as images or videos using File Export.