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You guys, welcome back to yet another video now with this video, I'm going to show you how to use
the rotate tool, so the rotate tool works similar to the move tool in terms of its functions, but
obviously it rotates it off in the sketch up.
So to activate the rotate tool, you can press Q on your keyboard to rotate and sketch up all you can
click on Go Rotate in your drawing toolbar.
Now what I would suggest is that you select the group first and then press the rotate tool or the Kuki
on your keyboard to know which group are competent you want to rotate.
So if you want to rotate this, you need to first click the base point from where you want to rotate
from randomly click somewhere you in space.
After you click, you need to click the second part, which is going to be a reference point.
So I'm going to click this as a reference point.
And I'm simply going to rotate it to 90 degrees.
Now you can also rotate and copy like how we have move and copy.
So I'm going to click once again at the point of rotation.
And then the second would be the reference point, which I want to rotate from.
And all of her press control key on my keyboard, it makes her copy so I can make her copy this way
as well.
And you can also rotate and make multiple number of copies.
So I'm going to maybe select this.
No.
Like most adroit at a certain distance, I won't use the line as the reference, I generally use the
line more than the clip as a tool to draw reference lines.
But it's your call, so I'm going to give this up to 30 feet.
And now we can select this group rescue to activate or rotate through select end point.
And then select the reference point you want to rotate from and then you need to click on the second
point to place it.
And after you place it, before you click any read or press the escape you type in X into and press.
And so that makes array of copies of your group.
And if you want to adjust the value since 20 doesn't close the loop without pressing anywhere again,
I'm just going to type in 23 percent and that would close the loop.
That's pretty good.
So we created a circle shape.
You can also the right stuff know, for example, when a copy this now and rotated from the center last
year and then I want to divide by 13.
Presenter and that would divide it into a semi circle, equally spaced out.
So that's the rotate tool, a pretty handy tool when it comes to rotating stuff in sketch up.
I also want to bring your attention that you can rotate with the more tools of fabulous am on my keyboard.
And if a hole or any group, you can see that we have these plus points.
So with these points, you're you can simply click them and then rotate and sketch up so you don't really
need to use the raw data all the time.
But in certain stages, you might require to use the 42.
You can simply use the Move tool and click on these anchor points to rotate and sketch up.
So that is a quick introduction to rotate tool in sketch up.
In the next video, we're going to learn how to use components and sketch out.
So you guys next.
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