With LOTT, you are truly the master of your domain. You can:
Ensure your screen resolution is high enough. A "full" toolbar setup requires screen real estate. If you are on a laptop, consider an external monitor to truly spread your wings.
On Windows, if you want a dedicated "My Tools" bar:
A standard SketchUp install is powerful, but a full editor includes your extensions. If you use , Skalp , Artisan , or 1001Bit Tools : toolbar editor sketchup full
A drop-down sheet will appear displaying the full array of available tool icons.
: It introduced the ability to add separators and line breaks , allowing for visual grouping of tools that otherwise had no business being together.
To say you have "mastered" the toolbar editor: With LOTT, you are truly the master of your domain
That's all there is to it. By following these four steps, you can transform a cluttered workspace into a streamlined, highly efficient modeling environment tailored precisely to your workflow.
: Navigate to View > Toolbars (on Windows) to open the Toolbars Dialog Box .
If you're looking to finally take control of your SketchUp workspace, clear the clutter, and design a personalized interface that speeds up your workflow, the Toolbar Editor is the "full" and complete solution you've been searching for. If you are on a laptop, consider an
Hide tools you never use to free up valuable drawing space.
A cluttered workspace slows down your modeling speed. SketchUp ships with dozens of tools, but you likely only use a fraction of them daily. Managing these native and extension icons is essential for an efficient workflow.
The "Customize" window has two main tabs:
The Toolbar Editor for SketchUp is a powerful extension that lets you customize, create, and organize toolbars and menus to streamline your SketchUp workflow. Use it to add frequently used tools, group related commands, create custom toolbars for specific tasks (modeling, rendering, layout), and assign icons and keyboard shortcuts.