Stacking and Clip Viewports in LayOut - Skill Builder

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  • @keggyification
    @keggyification Год назад +2

    Thanks Eric, you make it all look so simple but I know from experience that it takes a lot of skill to be as fluid as you are with SketchUp and LayOut.

  • @HBSuccess
    @HBSuccess Год назад +1

    Fantastic! I’m just starting to get into Layout so this got the creative juices flowing. Very powerful tool but I would not have thought of this approach without some help - so thank you!

  • @PaulineFerguson
    @PaulineFerguson Год назад

    Thank you! I have wanted to fade out sections of the view, but am not proficient enough in fog tools to get what I wanted, and this is perfect.

  • @mearkitek3773
    @mearkitek3773 Год назад +2

    Very useful tutorial, thanks.

  • @ElizandradePaula
    @ElizandradePaula Год назад

    Tks for the video! This is great, I loved

  • @artisantony4124
    @artisantony4124 Год назад +1

    When will SketchUp Pro 2023 be available?

  • @Steve_W27
    @Steve_W27 Год назад

    Great thanks Eric - did you create the faded SketchUp style, by using fog?

  • @thetechnician832
    @thetechnician832 Месяц назад

    When I want to create clipping mask say with rectangle tool I have a white background not transparent. How do I change to transparent? Thanks

    • @SketchUp
      @SketchUp  Месяц назад

      Select the viewport and at the bottom of the SketchUp Model panel uncheck the Background checkbox 👍

  • @sinyaoono
    @sinyaoono Год назад

    I cannot find cliping-mask in Layout2023...

    • @sinyaoono
      @sinyaoono Год назад +1

      I got it NOW. It needs both viewport and rectangle are selected.

    • @SketchUp
      @SketchUp  Год назад

      @@sinyaoono Yes. LayOut needs to know what you want clipped (viewport or image) and what shape you want to use to clip/mask it with ;)

  • @chrisb3927
    @chrisb3927 Год назад

    I enjoyed it, but I am confused 😬

    • @SketchUp
      @SketchUp  Год назад

      Let us know what was confusing and we'll try to answer it for you. Or post a question at forums.sketchup.com/ for more detailed responses.

    • @chrisb3927
      @chrisb3927 Год назад

      @@SketchUp Thank you Eric. I believe that it all comes down to practicing it a few times. Your tutorial was great as always!!

  • @OveToranger
    @OveToranger Год назад +1

    Obviously someone with good knowledge of Sketchup, but not as educational as the usual Sketchup-videos
    In my opinion a bit fast, too many shortcuts (not using standard menus) and seemed a bit unprepared for an educational video
    TL/DR: Definitely informative, but less educational compared to other Sketchup-videos

    • @HBSuccess
      @HBSuccess Год назад +1

      Tell us how you really feel, Karen. We can’t wait to see your SU tutorials 😂😂

    • @OveToranger
      @OveToranger Год назад

      @@HBSuccess Hi Ken.
      I'm not knowledgeable enough in SU to make tutorials, hence why I watch these. But I can definitely comment on which videos teaches me something and which videos shows the possibilities in Sketchup by a skilled user...without it teaching me anything/much. How about you, your SU tutorial videos were sorely lacking...ie. non-existent...

    • @OveToranger
      @OveToranger Год назад

      @Eric S
      Definitely shows a whole lot of the possibilities in Sketchup for a skilled user, but way out of my league 😄👍

    • @gerretw
      @gerretw Год назад +1

      You can replay it full screen multiple times to get the nuances. As an overview it's fine, I wasn't aware of the techniques he uses, didn't know clipping masks existed, thus I like it. To do it, however, needs practice. Too many SU videos I watch and do it, then not need the technique for years, and have to relearn it.