As a long time user of SU, it's always great to see these SO videos, just to make sure I'm not missing something, or only see every now and then. Thanks Aaron.
Hi, Thanks for the great content. I came looking for this video because your second video in Layout discusses scenes. I would suggest making a point of mentioning the specific videos or including any video links under your videos so amateurs like myself can refer to prerequisites so to speak. I had covered scenes last spring and needed a review. Take Care
Thanks Aaron, the styles have to do with the third application of the SketchUp package (Builder) ?, I would like to see Builder tutorials. thanks, greetings from Colombia.
The more I use SU and LO, the more I find new ways to manipulate my drawings in LO. I usually have to create a material cut list pdf and a client pdf of the same drawing. Styles make a huge difference
i would like to see how to handle section scenes. Is it necessary to crate the scene immediately after developing sections? I have two scenes that obey the Move Section plane in the other. I have deleted both, but the linkage comes back on re-doing the setups for the two scenes.
My issue with su pro 2021 is that whenever i make a bunch of scenes, then change the style, it will change the style for every scene, not just the current scene im one. Its super frustrating. The beginning of your video, my 2021 does not do that. It changes it for both.
That is correct. If you have a style that is used across multiple scenes, if you change that style and update it, it will change in all the scenes. To change a style for just one scene, make a new style then update the scene. That makes a style only for that scene.
As a long time user of SU, it's always great to see these SO videos, just to make sure I'm not missing something, or only see every now and then. Thanks Aaron.
Same here!!
Cheers Aaron, That one I sort of knew but still good info none the less. Keep 'em coming Sir.
Always see that message and wonder what it does. Thanks for demystifying!
I'm a new user and you help so much THANK YOU!!! and keep going
I always wanted to know what to do with that warning screen. Now I know 😃. Thank you Aaron!!!!!!
Thank's for demystifying this one .
Awesome video as always!
Hi, Thanks for the great content.
I came looking for this video because your second video in Layout discusses scenes.
I would suggest making a point of mentioning the specific videos or including any video links under your videos so amateurs like myself can refer to prerequisites so to speak.
I had covered scenes last spring and needed a review.
Take Care
How come when I try colouring by tag in the new styles it automatically updates to a default style but I don’t want.?
Thanks Aaron, the styles have to do with the third application of the SketchUp package (Builder) ?, I would like to see Builder tutorials. thanks, greetings from Colombia.
The more I use SU and LO, the more I find new ways to manipulate my drawings in LO. I usually have to create a material cut list pdf and a client pdf of the same drawing. Styles make a huge difference
Great stuff! Thank you Team SketchUp.
i would like to see how to handle section scenes. Is it necessary to crate the scene immediately after developing sections? I have two scenes that obey the Move Section plane in the other. I have deleted both, but the linkage comes back on re-doing the setups for the two scenes.
THANK YOU, thats bbeen driving me nuts,
Gracias por explicar 😊✌️
Thanks for the advise. Is there anyway you could do a tutorial for Style Builder?
Not sure if you already did that or not.
Hi Aaron, If I had foolishly selected the "Please don't show this again. I will manage style changes on my own"............how do I revert that?
Answering my own question........Preferences / General / Reset Warnings.
As always done from kenia
My issue with su pro 2021 is that whenever i make a bunch of scenes, then change the style, it will change the style for every scene, not just the current scene im one. Its super frustrating. The beginning of your video, my 2021 does not do that. It changes it for both.
That is correct. If you have a style that is used across multiple scenes, if you change that style and update it, it will change in all the scenes. To change a style for just one scene, make a new style then update the scene. That makes a style only for that scene.