SECRET AXIS TIP - Easy Object Swaps in SketchUp!

In this video, learn how to use object origins to set up objects to quickly swap in or out different objects in the same location!
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[@Thesketchupessentials]

Hi everyone! Let me know if you have any questions in the comments below! :)

[@DerekGrubb]

Thanks Justin. I can't think of when I might use this, but as an SU user since @Last, I love to discover features that I've been oblivious to.

[@mraliali1579]

Thank you Justin, this video was very helpful.

[@pegaze22]

That refreshes my memory :) thank you!!

[@lunaumbra5179]

great tip. I often think about swapping components , but always forget I can change origin location

[@jungmoahn]

good tip! thank you

[@bradmeacham6982]

I personally find it quicker to change component (object) axes by double clicking into component, right-clicking in the free area just outside any of the component's geometry, but within the dotted component bounding box, and then using the "Change Axes" command. Changing the component's axes this way bypasses that final "Would you like to update the Component Axes..." dialog you get when selecting the Axes tool to change a component's axes.

[@masood6086]

thats cool thanks more power for u

[@dpgedward5947]

The reason the component axis is of, is you scaled it.