Very cool shape indeed! Aside from printing a small version of it using a 3D printer, I'm sure it'd be something that would melt a structural engineer's brain trying to figure out how to build those shapes at appreciable sizes IRL. They'd definitely be amazing structures though!
Oh wow. You have us so nailed Aaron. I have showed some of these tricks to my kids just to hear them say wow. These are useful though as they do cross-pollinate to much more mundane , but necessary projects like, well, work!
Could that be a Stargate? It looks very familiar, and the way it expands and contracts…. Drat! My monitor isn't big enough, could someone with a really big monitor see if you can get it to open? And leave a note if you go through it!
select face of circle, click rotate, hover over green axis hit and hold left button and drag it through red dotted line across the circle and then move up and click again to make another angle reference, and it will move on the Z axis. it took me a lot as well and found your question, hope this solves someone who is learning!!
this is why I prefer sketchup because the possibilities are limitless. thanks for the video
You never cease to amaze me... Wicked skills... wicked!
Very cool shape indeed! Aside from printing a small version of it using a 3D printer, I'm sure it'd be something that would melt a structural engineer's brain trying to figure out how to build those shapes at appreciable sizes IRL. They'd definitely be amazing structures though!
Yes I do show the capabilities of great modelling technique using Sketchup to other Engineers
If we just add a light & chain (rod, rope), it's gonna be a great piece of chandelier.
Oh wow. You have us so nailed Aaron. I have showed some of these tricks to my kids just to hear them say wow. These are useful though as they do cross-pollinate to much more mundane , but necessary projects like, well, work!
I'm with you Aaron - It's REALLY cool! Kind of like a native Lattice Maker extension.
Aaron thank you for your knowledge, greatly appreciated. Awesome shape.
Great idea
I would like to see more complex geometry creation , plus maybe tips on work flow
This will be great foe my basket weaving classes
Cool lamp shade!
Aaron’s psychic, how else would he know what type of parties I go to?
I absolutely liked that, and sure i gave a thumb up. Thank you for this fun as you say, i agree that it’s a lot of fun actually. Nice work as always.
Very cool stuff Aaron
very Nice... I would like to see more like this
Thank you
Amazing really,I need to know if there is something we can do so that components cut through say walls automatically on shifting
Now print it!
That is so cool! Great for an air conditioning vent I can use, thank you.
This would be cool for 3D printing!
Great video, looks like a stadium, could you make a tutorial on modeling a stadium, thanks a lot!!
Very nice!!!
wow, magnificent!
Mad! I love it.
Very cool ..... got to try this with some other shapes
Can you do this in sketchup? - yes you can 😅
Impressive 🤙
very cool thanks
Could that be a Stargate? It looks very familiar, and the way it expands and contracts…. Drat! My monitor isn't big enough, could someone with a really big monitor see if you can get it to open? And leave a note if you go through it!
OMG! wow
Thank you for this cooooool thing
Doubt it be so easy in a major name cad application
How were you able to do all 24 circle copies ?
NICE🤩😎👍
❤
Thanks
I can make the 24 copies just fine, but when i go to rotate in one of the copies nothing happens
It is brilliant 👍
If you do this with a square and tilt it up 90, you get a very nice square tube ... a box with no top or bottom. Hmm ....
How do I flip the rotate tool onto a different color
Cool!!
i cant do it
Please add some tutorials about " to create the rain effect in Sketchup. "
Check out Watermarks in this video: ruclips.net/video/beMdM1pvvuI/видео.html
@@SketchUp thanks
Cool!
Any plugin available for rebar ( reinforcements detailing )?
Wow...👍👍👍
maravilla!
Very nice work, but I am unable to get the same result ( for now). At 2:15 you start dragging it up into 3D, but I get a spiral in 2D.
I do not know for sure, but I would guess you are not rotating on the green axis.
Please try to rotate on the green axis and right click to choose explode curve
At 2:17 the penny dropped. I clicked with the rotate tool on the green axis, but the rotate tool itself was blue instead of green.
@@richardvankesteren7013 I have the same problem i get de 2d spiral, dis you fix tha problem ?
select face of circle, click rotate, hover over green axis hit and hold left button and drag it through red dotted line across the circle and then move up and click again to make another angle reference, and it will move on the Z axis. it took me a lot as well and found your question, hope this solves someone who is learning!!
this is so cool i dont know WHY i didnt think abput this earlierr I FEEL STUPID JAHAHAHS
I took a girl home after showing this on my laptop at a party.
It is plugin tool?