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This Technique Will Help You Model Faster in SketchUp

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  • Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024

Комментарии • 29

  • @parchitecture
    @parchitecture Год назад +1

    One of the best tutorials I've seen on inferencing - short, clear, and shows complex examples.

  • @gordonmclaren4371
    @gordonmclaren4371 Год назад +3

    Thanks Tyson, despite having used Sketchup for many years, I still find new work flows in these types of skill builder videos.

    • @chrisb3927
      @chrisb3927 Год назад

      Same here. Thank you Tyson!!!!!!

  • @mearkitek3773
    @mearkitek3773 Год назад +6

    Great basics! I taught manual drafting roof plans for over 20 years and I think it would be great to have a resolve roof tutorial …. Complex one! SketchUp has many great advantages.

  • @danimaupin140
    @danimaupin140 Год назад +1

    I am very pleasantly surprised by how well these locks have been included in the iPad version! I wasn’t expecting any of them to work and most of them do! Very helpful!

  • @stephanholland6181
    @stephanholland6181 Год назад +2

    Excellent video! I almost passed it up because I've watched other videos on referencing, but I picked up a few new tips. I would love to see a video on resolving a complex roof.

  • @Rosakru
    @Rosakru Год назад +1

    Excellent as usual. I've been enjoying many of the SketchUp videos.
    I'd love to learn more on creating complex roof designs.
    Keep the videos coming!

  • @garyspeed8961
    @garyspeed8961 Год назад +1

    WOW! been using SU since startup and learned new things....especially the subtle difference between edge and point inference

  • @mkamback
    @mkamback Год назад +1

    Excellent video! You should do a video on creating complex roofs with solid tools

  • @Skans-Gustav
    @Skans-Gustav Год назад +2

    Very useful reminder that I should use that hovering technique much more. Thanks. Is there any chance you could also cover the problem that often occurs with short lines when cropping solids?

  • @lloydwensley2982
    @lloydwensley2982 Год назад

    Thanks double tap to get perpendicular to purple is new for me and very usefull

  • @marupreciouschibite1437
    @marupreciouschibite1437 Год назад

    Thank you sketchup this has been really helpful. I will appreciate if you can do something on roof types like overlapping roofs etc. thanks, yours truly Chibite.

  • @Randor10
    @Randor10 Год назад

    Great stuff. I didn’t know about the Down Arrow changing the inference to 90°

  • @seaskimmer
    @seaskimmer Год назад +1

    Shame I'm only seeing this now. It would have helped me a lot over the years, thanks a lot.

  • @jimurbano1016
    @jimurbano1016 Год назад

    Gotta give it up for a awesome video! Thank you for this time saver!

  • @aurisnow
    @aurisnow Год назад

    Good tutorial. I def learned new things there, specially the down key and how to use a combination of modifiers. You just lost me a few times just saying "lock" or not specifying which key you were using at times. Maybe key log window next time? tks!

  • @aicx40
    @aicx40 Месяц назад

    Thanks to sharing.

  • @thilokonig471
    @thilokonig471 Год назад

    Hello Tyson!
    Good that you explained this again.
    My question: is there a way to also align the protractor to a reference axis?
    Let's say you have an eave that is sloped in plan and you want to apply an angle at right angles to it. --- 90° to the eaves edge and then measure any angle.
    Then neither the selection of the red, green, blue, black or magenta colored axis fits.
    Do you know what I mean?
    Many greetings, Thilo

  • @jy7489
    @jy7489 5 месяцев назад

    Love it 11:53

  • @mortenmeiling4129
    @mortenmeiling4129 Год назад

    Very informative! Tanks for that!!

  • @pedrocosta6440
    @pedrocosta6440 Год назад

    Very useful! 🙏 thanks!

  • @bigooboczky5382
    @bigooboczky5382 Год назад

    How do I draw a diagonal line in the same plane as the straight lines?

  • @EgaFachmiIrawan
    @EgaFachmiIrawan Год назад +3

    WoW firts comment.. Thanks for the video, very usefull

  • @bonehead3545
    @bonehead3545 Год назад

    Thank you

  • @bukandidikempot251
    @bukandidikempot251 Год назад

    very helpfull thenkyuuu

  • @StephenMattison66
    @StephenMattison66 Год назад

    Please always use a lavalier/lapel mic, you'll always get great audio. This was hard to listen, very soft inconsistent audio. Great info though, ty!

  • @ahmad-murery
    @ahmad-murery Год назад

    Thanks Tyson, but I can't find those Aaron keys 😁

  • @sovonkhan
    @sovonkhan Год назад

    Thanks anain