I would love a tutorial on how to easily identify holes or incomplete lines in a drawing. It can be frustrating trying to find the problem lines if they are really small (say on a radius or multiple intersection). Thank you for the series, very helpful.
For us slow kids in the back... Line tool > draw four lines, each parallel with the green & red axes (just a way to orient your eventual rectangle in the modeling space). Pull the square up to make a box, enter 8' to make it 8 feet tall (or whatever height you want). Use the select tool and select the top of the box. On a Mac w/ a Magic Mouse: Control click, then select Hide from the dropdown menu - the top of the box gets hidden. You can use Command Z to undo this. Now select Rotated Rectangle from your tool bar. Resume this video at 1:25. 4:49 I don't know what happened, but my protractor says the angle of my new plane is zero degrees. Oh well.
Been too busy Sketching, trying to align Rectangles; AND there's a command for it. Deeer!!! Thanks Aaron. I'm learning Sooo much with these "Square One" episodes.
Thanks. I didn't know I needed this until I tried to connect two rectangles neither of which were on a single axis. This is much simpler than drawing a rectangle, then trying to match the angles already in other shapes.
And we would love to provide them!! Can you give us an idea of what you are hoping to see when you ask for a walkthrough? This series (Square One) is specifically created to give new users a step-by-step overview of individual commands and concepts in SketchUp, but we are more than willing to to create walkthrough videos, as well.
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Brilliant! I've been using SKU for a few years and didn't know this feature existed. Thank you, the videos are really useful.
Thanks! Wasn't even aware that tool existed!
I've been using Sketchup for years and never once clicked on that tool. Thanks for sharing, I like it!
I would love a tutorial on how to easily identify holes or incomplete lines in a drawing. It can be frustrating trying to find the problem lines if they are really small (say on a radius or multiple intersection). Thank you for the series, very helpful.
Thank you. I didn't knew this tool. Very interesting
Very helpful video
For us slow kids in the back...
Line tool > draw four lines, each parallel with the green & red axes (just a way to orient your eventual rectangle in the modeling space).
Pull the square up to make a box, enter 8' to make it 8 feet tall (or whatever height you want).
Use the select tool and select the top of the box.
On a Mac w/ a Magic Mouse: Control click, then select Hide from the dropdown menu - the top of the box gets hidden. You can use Command Z to undo this.
Now select Rotated Rectangle from your tool bar.
Resume this video at 1:25.
4:49 I don't know what happened, but my protractor says the angle of my new plane is zero degrees. Oh well.
Hi Aaron, I would to see some tutorials on mechanical design in SketchUp?
Been too busy Sketching, trying to align Rectangles; AND there's a command for it. Deeer!!! Thanks Aaron. I'm learning Sooo much with these "Square One" episodes.
oops. I would like to see some tutorials on mechanical design in SketchUp.
I was struggling just last night on a model and then saw this tutorial this morning, great solution and timing. Never noticed this tool before, cheers
Great stuff
Thanks! Practice make perfect...except when trying to get that protractor on, and stay on, the axis I want! ;).
Hi Aaron, you are awesome
Thank you for this video
You're a good teacher
God bless you
Very good. Thanks. Can you also do a Rotated Polygon?
very good!
I was today years old when I found that tool
Love these simple basic examples.
hey there Aaron! please make a tutorial about how to make a car
Never knew about that one. Thanks Aaron!
when i made the peek of the roof the front and back dont close up... fix?
basically i can see thru the triangles that make up the peek
love your teaching manner!
Thanks. I don't know what I don't know - haven't noticed this before. Certainly see applications! Really enjoy all the skill builders.
Thanks. I didn't know I needed this until I tried to connect two rectangles neither of which were on a single axis. This is much simpler than drawing a rectangle, then trying to match the angles already in other shapes.
I couldn't find this icon... only rectangle appears
anyone else having issues with the 3d warehouse not working properly?
5:33 you've accidentally made modern art
Lol... I have never knew that..... Thank uuuuu
Aaron, great video, thank you. You mention inferencing a lot in these videos. I’d love to see a video that explains more about it.
Great suggestion!
Thank you Aaron. You are helping.
great lesson thanks
We want walkthroughs !!
And we would love to provide them!! Can you give us an idea of what you are hoping to see when you ask for a walkthrough? This series (Square One) is specifically created to give new users a step-by-step overview of individual commands and concepts in SketchUp, but we are more than willing to to create walkthrough videos, as well.
thanks man that was nice jop
thanks
Loving this series.
What does the rest of your T-Shirt say?
National Sarcastic Society always be happy .. lol... I want this shirt
dope. Never even knew about this tool and now I wonder how much time it would have saved me in the past....ha
Xcc
Could you zoom the item you choose from menu or toolbars, because it's too small if I watch the tutorial from my mobile phone. Tq