Modeling a Construction Detail In SketchUp with Groups/Components, Sections, and the Outliner!
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- This tutorial will teach you to create a roofing construction detail in SketchUp and the proper way to keep the parts and pieces organized with groups, components, and the outliner!
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I love ❤️ the way you created and awesome, love it and thank you 🙏
Great video demonstrating some key fundamentals. Will be saving to my favorites to look over each principle in detail.
Hey Justin, Thank you again for another VERY INSTRUCTIONAL tutorial, I have been struggling with "section planes" and I am so happy to watch you select each individual group to illustrate a helpful view into the materials that actually make up the model. super helpful! thank you!
Thanks very much! Glad you found it helpful!
VERY nice tutorial, as always. You answer so many questions! Thank you.
Three years later but still very relevant and easy to follow guidance, thank you so much. Love and light!
Thanks - glad you liked it!
His intro sounds like every other RUclipsr from 2017. Hope he's updated that. Other than that, his videos are great.
i was looking for a video to explain this sectional detailing procedure and this does the job just great! thanks!
Awesome tutorial!! Thank you for posting this!!
Thanks - glad you liked it!
Really comprehensive at Justin's breakneck speed; the section planes just lost me but will revisit in due course. Learned a lot but soooo much more to go 😪. Thanks JG
Very handy guide to getting the details of the roof framing, thanks
Glad you liked it!
I learn something new every time I watch one of your informative videos. Keep them coming.
Thanks Charles! I appreciate it!
Great video Justin, always learning something new.
Fantastic video!!!! Justin number one!
Nice video. Just enough detail to show your audience how to achieve this very useful cut away scenes. Thanks.
Thanks Dermot!
Another great tutorial, Justin. Thanks.
Thanks very much!
Nicely done demystifying some of the finer points.
Thanks!
learned alot thx
Really enjoyed this video. I always learn new things with Justin. Thanks again and keep it up.
Thanks Chris!
Nice video!!! I'm learning new stuff on every video. You make it look so easy.
Really glad you're liking them!
8:30 & 11:00 Instead of meticulously tracing new geometry along the edges of the plywood or underlayment, wouldn't it be easier simply to get the Push/Pull Tool and press CTRL while dragging it up? This creates a new surface and automatically establishes a new boundary between them. Think this might be the ONLY way to do what you're doing with a more complex shape (e.g. curved edges, etc.).
Well done Justin. Thank you!!!
Thanks Chris!
Very cool. Thanks for this one.
Glad you liked it!
Great video, thank you for the lesson
Glad you liked it!
Great tutorial Justin
Thank you!
Section control INSIDE a group! Why didn’t I know this years ago? Thanks!
Very Good Tutorial! Thank you
Glad you liked it!
Super useful! Thanks a lot!!
Thanks - glad you liked it!
Hi Justin,
This has answered my question in the tutorial about textures “ ghosting” through faces and how to remedy this by adding some small thickness . Thanks Steve Jacobs.
Cool video,nice tut.Just a little note You can have multiple cut section with Zorro 2 extention I've discovered this recently and it's free.
Interesting - will have to mess with this - thanks!
sublime!
Another great video!
Thanks :)
Very nice. I would like to see a detailed video just on section planes for showing internal building details
Went to the comment section to see how many viewers reminded you that 2x8 dimensional lumber is actually 1.5" x 7.5" ... and must say I was rather alarmed to find none so far. Yikers. I know you know though. This also tells me you have a very polite bunch of subscribers. Well-done!
Well I generally am very clear that I'm teaching you how to model using the program, not build the assembly in real life - I'm hopeful that most of my subscribers understand that...
Uh...try 1.5x7.25 inches
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you, are you familiar with architect Nick Sonders? He creates details like the one that you demonstrated this video and now I know how to do lt.
I am - his book SketchUp to Layout for Architecture is great, and I've watched a bunch of videos with him on RUclips as well. His plans are almost like art instead of construction plans!
Fantastic really
Thanks!
8:15 : Better, faster : click the face, copy, paste in place
To rename : click the name of the object/component in the Outliner instead of right click/rename.
Hey justin,
If I have a house already built in sketchup, is there a way to create separate model with the foundation, wall framing and roof framing using the existing model?
Hi, is there a way to turn off axes when isolating components in Outliner? I want to pick out components in my drawing but don't want to see the axes that pop up with the selection. Thank you.
Brilliant
Thanks!
Hy Justin! Nice video. Wouldn't it be a good idea to change the axes of these groups and components so you can model and texture more easy? Just a thought.
You could definitely do that. I'd say for a simple detail, I probably wouldn't unless modeling was just taking way too much time, but for something more complicated, it would probably be a time saver. Good suggestion!
Hello, can you do that in free version?
Niiiice!!!
Thanks!
good video
Thanks!
Thanks, but how can I manage the amount of components?
I don't understand the question - you'd model as many components as necessary to make the detail, and no more?
"just-in" :)
time
I had a naybor who's name was Justin. And he listed off several puns that he has known. My fave was Justin Case.
It's called a 'bird's mouth, or bird's beak'.
Instead of using section planes, why can't you just push/pull the different edges of plywood, underlayment, shingles to where you see the view you want?
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