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You guys, welcome back to yet another video now with this video, I want to show you the importance
of creating competence and sketch up on the previous video we made the so-called.
But each of these objects here are actually groups, so find our group and edit one of these.
You can see that it is independent of the rest of them.
So I need to go to each of these groups and make that change.
And that's a big bin if you are modeling and sketch up and if there are thousands and thousands of groups
which are pretty much the same, but since they are not a component, you need to go to each of them
and edit them out.
So that's the importance of companies where if you copy the same component and make this loop, and
if you edit one, it would affect the rest of it as well.
So let's quickly do that to help you understand Compton's better.
So we want to copy this group to the studio.
So I'm going to use the Moodle pest control on my keyboard to make a copy and click once that's created
a copy.
Now this is a group, right?
So I need to make it a component.
Simply right click click on Make Competent.
So this would make it a competent you can give a name for this competent call this typical box.
You can give a description if you like, I generally don't give a description.
And you can leave the rest of the conference, as is.
We don't really use any of these much in SketchUp unless you want to export it into an native sea,
but that's for later stage where you want to talk about them and more about bay modeling would sketch
out.
But that's not for now.
We keep that for later.
So we only need to give a name.
So I'm going to keep it as typical box and then simply click on Create and I'm going to create the same
loop.
So let's make a line again.
Maybe at 20 feet the same.
All right.
So the this select the group rescue on your keyboard to activate the rotatable, but it's the top rookie
so that it snaps.
The.
Stop access and no, you need to click the base point.
You're going to rotate from click the reference point.
You can maybe click on this endpoint as the reference point.
Press control on your keyboard to activate the copy mode in your data and click on the endpoint to make
a copy.
Or you can type an X into 14.
Press Enter maybe 15.
And we are done now, since this is a component if I enter the group.
And Presby, on my keyboard activity, the push to click ones and drag it on top.
You can see that the rest of the competence change as well.
The competence comes in handy when you're modeling something which is similar in design, for example,
maybe railings, stair steps, stairs, some same furniture, maybe like dining, table chairs and so
on.
It's important to make them a component if you don't make them a component, you'll end up wasting a
lot of time energy, and it's not really efficient when it comes to modeling and sketch up.
So I hope you found this video useful to test out, competent in, sketch out.
And we will learn how to use competence later in the main course as well.
So see you guys next video shows.
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