These videos are SO handy, even for a seasoned SU user. Thanks, Aron, and all. Here's a handy extra with sections - make a selection a 'group'. This places the new group-cross-section in the same place as the plane, but can then be edited and/or used elsewhere, for any purpose.
In Denmark its a custom to mark cutting a beam by a cross from corner to corner. Likewise its custom to mark cutting insulating materials by a wave-shaped line (almost a sinus-curve). It would be nice if material configurations could be issued by editable signatures when shown in section cuts. Best regards Erik
Suggestion for a video topic: “Flip along”. I never get it right! Nearly always have to go through all 3 axes to get the one I need. Thanks for this series.
Thank you Aaron. Can I give you some feedback? IMO it would be helpful if you started the video by answering these two questions: 1) What is a section cut? 2) Why would I ever use one? (This would apply to just about every video you do.)
Why does my section cut affect every page in layout,,,, Pages, scence, etc.... Do you have a video,,,, where a building is sent to layout and then you can cut sections to enable measurements for a real use blue print?
Apply section inside the group of the thing you want section cut. It only sections the part of model inside the group or component that it is applied in.
Ugh. I was hoping this would show more of the relationship between Sections, Saving Models, Sending Models to Layout, Properties to Save, "Active Section Planes......and then understanding why my Layout models keep changing randomly - and how Sections, Groups, and Tags can work together in harmony to develop a trusted method to create better Layout experiences for users who are simply trying to get some work done.
Is it possible to create a stepped section view? Such as a case where you want to cut through two objects that are not the same distance away from the viewpoint. I searched but didn't find a follow up Square One video on sections.
Something new to learn. I see, we have to guess that you started not with the simple cube. Some twicking was done before the demonstration. Somehow, mine just turned out to be solid after Section command...
Although I’ve rarely used them in SU, I do believe you can. I forget however the fact I use so many other cad softwares if it’s through styles or using a hatching fill. If I’m wrong, I’m sure I’ll be corrected.
Aron, why my icons are so big and some of them hided in bottom of wscreen I tried to minimize it but still filled the screen , I am talking abojt windows , may be Mac is diffrent in view ?
If I’m understanding your question, changing (increasing) screen resolution may help. Use recommended resolution by video card manufacturer. Or hold down control key while tapping minus sign. Hope it works / helps
Another cool use of section cuts is to use scenes to animate between different cuts. They look cool as anything. Aaron did a skill builder on it a while back: m.ruclips.net/video/dg9J1GitGCo/видео.html
12 years nothing has changed why it is not possible to fill a given material, e.g. wood with lines, as it is done in a professional CAD how many times you can say the same thing, it's best to take the money and do nothing and the novices are happy
Sections cover everything in context, meaning whatever's in that Group/Component hierarchy. Add a Section within a Group/Component to create a section of just that part of your model.
These videos are SO handy, even for a seasoned SU user. Thanks, Aron, and all.
Here's a handy extra with sections - make a selection a 'group'.
This places the new group-cross-section in the same place as the plane, but can then be edited and/or used elsewhere, for any purpose.
In Denmark its a custom to mark cutting a beam by a cross from corner to corner. Likewise its custom to mark cutting insulating materials by a wave-shaped line (almost a sinus-curve). It would be nice if material configurations could be issued by editable signatures when shown in section cuts. Best regards Erik
Thanks for the tip on rotating the section plane. I never thought of that.
Yes I will try using section cuts for when I have used hide to work inside a model. Looking forward to more on styles!
Thanks so much Aaron ~ I really need this training as section cuts are new to me and I'm developing my workflow. Thank you!
Suggestion for a video topic: “Flip along”. I never get it right! Nearly always have to go through all 3 axes to get the one I need. Thanks for this series.
Thank you Aaron. Can I give you some feedback?
IMO it would be helpful if you started the video by answering these two questions:
1) What is a section cut?
2) Why would I ever use one?
(This would apply to just about every video you do.)
Thanks Aaron, more useful information as always.
Yes!
I hope you come back to go deeper.
Thanks, Aaron!
Why does my section cut affect every page in layout,,,, Pages, scence, etc.... Do you have a video,,,, where a building is sent to layout and then you can cut sections to enable measurements for a real use blue print?
Hey could you show how to make the section cut smaller so it doesnt cut all the model?? pleaseeee
Apply section inside the group of the thing you want section cut. It only sections the part of model inside the group or component that it is applied in.
@@danialkoehn1745 thanksss aprecciated
Ugh. I was hoping this would show more of the relationship between Sections, Saving Models, Sending Models to Layout, Properties to Save, "Active Section Planes......and then understanding why my Layout models keep changing randomly - and how Sections, Groups, and Tags can work together in harmony to develop a trusted method to create better Layout experiences for users who are simply trying to get some work done.
This was very helpful. I would like to see how you make scenes then move them into layout
Another great "Square One", thanks Aaron.
Is it possible to create a stepped section view? Such as a case where you want to cut through two objects that are not the same distance away from the viewpoint. I searched but didn't find a follow up Square One video on sections.
and I need SO THAT THE CUT HAD THE SAME TEXTURE AND COLOR AS THE MATERIAL, AND THERE WAS NO HOLE, HOW TO DO THIS?
Only with Curic Section or Skalp.
Great video. Section cuts saved and used with Layout would be great
Thank you! The best explanation for a new starter!! Fantastic!
you can also copy your object and activate the section plane on each
keep it up it has been so helpful to me thank you
Hi Aron, Is there a way to show where you cut your section in the sketchup model when it is sent to Layout as a Plan view?
Something new to learn. I see, we have to guess that you started not with the simple cube. Some twicking was done before the demonstration. Somehow, mine just turned out to be solid after Section command...
Yes, thank you for a very clear explanation.
This video was really helpful, thank you!
Gibt es die Erklärungen auch in Deutsch
Are staggered sections possible?
Using styles can you change the section cut colour to a pattern (or image) e.g. cross hatching?
Although I’ve rarely used them in SU, I do believe you can. I forget however the fact I use so many other cad softwares if it’s through styles or using a hatching fill. If I’m wrong, I’m sure I’ll be corrected.
Good question!
Natively, I’m not sure but the great Skalp extension lets you fill with a range of patterns.
Very nice. Thanks.
Thanks Aaron. Love the pink!
Aron, why my icons are so big and some of them hided in bottom of wscreen I tried to minimize it but still filled the screen , I am talking abojt windows , may be Mac is diffrent in view ?
If I’m understanding your question, changing (increasing) screen resolution may help. Use recommended resolution by video card manufacturer. Or hold down control key while tapping minus sign. Hope it works / helps
Great content! Thank you
Thank you🎉
Great lessons....cheers 👍
Nice! Glad it was helpful
I learn something every time.
Thank You! Another mystery solved!
Good tip, thanks!
nice bro and thanks a lot the tips
Thanks Aaron
Very useful, go ahead
Nicely explained B)
Another cool use of section cuts is to use scenes to animate between different cuts. They look cool as anything.
Aaron did a skill builder on it a while back:
m.ruclips.net/video/dg9J1GitGCo/видео.html
Thank you!
thanks !
12 years nothing has changed why it is not possible to fill a given material, e.g. wood with lines, as it is done in a professional CAD how many times you can say the same thing, it's best to take the money and do nothing and the novices are happy
Thanks
whyis my section so HUGE?
Sections cover everything in context, meaning whatever's in that Group/Component hierarchy. Add a Section within a Group/Component to create a section of just that part of your model.
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Too much talking, too little action. Skip to 5:36.