All language subtitles for 7 - Groups & Components in Sketchup Quick Tutorial to Get Started English

Hey, guys, welcome back to yet another video.

So in the previous video, I spoke about something called competence towards the end of the radio.

So this is a group NOWHAT, what is a component?

So I'm going to make a copy known.

So the move to log in and film, Wolf, press control to make a copy.

Use this point as a reference and place it here.

And I'm going to make this copy group into a component.

So I click on the group and take on more competent.

I'm gonna call this box and click on Create.

I'm gonna make a copy of this competent and not this group, so select this competent, press em and

press control to make a copy and I'm gonna show you something even more cool in sketch out, which is

Eddie.

So Eddie also happens with the move and control key to make copies.

So click once, like the second time.

You can also type in a value.

Say you want to give a distance at that.

Who doesn't find it.

I mean, and press enter.

So that makes a copy a tootle inside them from that reference point.

Now without clicking anywhere else, Dipen X and Dipen then.

And no press and no.

So that is the box.

10 times.

And you can make multiple copies 10 times.

So I spoke about competence.

Right now, let's say you want to make a change to each of these boxes.

So you need to go into each box and make the change rate.

Since we've made it a component.

If I entered into this competent and used the push to load superspeed to activate the push tool, I'm

going to push the surface in front.

You can see that all the similar competence changes as well.

Whereas this is a group, so let me just quickly show you what happens in a group as well.

Exten and.

And if I enter this group and push it out, it doesn't affect the rest of the scene because these are

separate groups.

So you need to understand where you need to give groups and where you need to go.

Competence.

We're gonna be modeling a house.

So I'm going to be showing you the various areas in the house where we can use both competence and groups.

One example is when you're creating a railing.

It's always a good idea to create a component because every section would be.

And.

Oh, really?

So that was competent and that was copping it multiple times as well.

Now let's say you want to copy this.

Delio and divided equally by four or five.

So I'm going to copy this group here.

So it is similar to using the move and control and using the X ends.

So and so using the exten, you've used that divide button.

So, again, activate the more to purposing.

And when your keyboard.

You can also find it in a large toolset.

You press the control key to make a copy click once and drag it to the edge where you wanted to wait

in line or space equally and then placed the group by clicking once.

No press though.

Slash sign on your keyboard and type in 10.

And press enter.

So that device that's basically by then items.

We're not going to learn how to make rectangles and schedule.

Which is very simple to press out on your keyboard to activate the rectangle tool.

Or you can click on the rectangle tool for real.

And a large tool said per click once.

And then.

So this has created it in the Okereke plain and will create again another rectangle.

Now you can see that a dozen snapped to the correct Blin.

So to make it snap the correct plane, we used a tall Brookie.

So that snaps it to the blue axis.

And now you can also dipen o dimension for your rectangle.

So we're going to dipen 5000.

Colma thousand two hundred thousand two hundred is around four feet.

I'm not really sure how much.

Quite thousand members.

I think it is around 13 feet.

I'm not really sure.

And the interests.

And don't.

So this makes thousand two hundred along the green axis and 5000 along the great axis.

So now you can select this.

And make it a group so that I click make group.

And this isn't so, I click and make group.

So to make Goose's two steps, you make a rectangle first.

No click right.

Click make group.

Now, what if you want to simply just select the features?

And Pres Gee on your keyboard, and then it makes a group automatically, so that's because I signed

a shortcut to make groups.

To Asain shortcuts, we go to Windows, go to preferences.

Now, what are shortcuts so much for your Philidor?

I'm going to search for Mique Group.

So we have edited slash make loopier and select this Ogola shortcut and G.

And then presto.

Plus Martin.

I would ask you whether you want to say the shortcut, click on Yes.

I'm gone.

OK.

So now each time we make a rectangle, double click and Pres gee, it makes your group automatically.

So we got down one step.

We need to, like, click and make group.

You can also assign few other shortcuts.

So let me show you the importance of doing shortcuts.

So, again, go to Windows, references, shortcuts.

Now, these are the very shortcuts that I use in my modeling.

So social hide.

No, we have added Hideko.

So this is going to be F2, so you can simply assign purposing F2 on your keyboard and pressing the

plus button.

Then we our night hold, which is forward unhide last is EF three.

And we also have down this list view slash component edit slash hydrous to go Mardu.

I'm going to assign a shortcut called J for this.

I'm going to quickly show that to you in a bit.

And my last shortcut, which I've assigned is X3.

So type an x ray and assign a shortcut.

Right.

You cannot use X because we use it for every multiplication.

And once you assigned all the shortcuts, you're gone.

Okay.

So now let's.

Check out all the shortcuts in Chacho.

So effect, select this group and press F two.

It hides that group.

If I press F three it and hides the last hidden group.

First, I like these.

You can also notice that I am selecting multiple groups to select multiple groups to press control your

keyboard.

It activates the plus sign and you can select multiple groups if you want to d select a particular group.

You can press control shift and that changes to the minus signs.

If you click, it dislikes certain groups who we don't want to sellick with these groups selected and

won't oppress F2 of our fibrous effort.

It needs all of it.

I also want to show you that if I go into this group and make another group here, there's G make Rick

Magary and this out.

I'm going to hide this inside this group.

I going to press escape to exit the group.

So I've had in the group inside the group, I've been going into the group and pressing F2.

And now I up.

I know if I press EF four or EF three, it doesn't look, the reason why it doesn't work is because

this group is hidden within another group.

So go into the group and then press F3 or F4 and then it highlights the group within the group.

So let me show you what group within the group means.

So in our default tree we have outliners.

So if you click on Outliner.

We can see that this is a group within a group.

So a group within a group is also called a nested group.

You can have multiple nested groups within groups and we can also have multiple nested groups within

a nested group and again within a group.

So the hierarchy keeps increasing.

But I would suggest that you keep it to a maximum of three or four.

Now, let me show you what Jay does when you're modeling and sketch up, so go into this group.

Now, if you press Jay on your keyboard.

It hides the rest of the model.

So this helps in modeling a certain element in your scene without the other elements having to interrupt

you when a what your modeling does, this helps you in a way you're modeling and indeed your space and

you want to hide the rest of the walls or windows.

You can simply entered a particular group and pressed Jay.

So it's doggers visibility.

And you can go ahead and start.

More Linko scene.

WordPress escape.

So we exit the group and X-ray orders similar to your wireframe and previous Macs and all to get to

press Y.

You can see the ends of your pieces and edges as well.

So it helps in snapping to certain particular age, which cannot be seen at a certain camera angle.

So those were all shortcuts.

And those were our competence.

You also learned how to make rectangles.

I'm going to quickly show you how to make Sokol's as well.

So please see to activate the so-called old or you compress the so-called Tullio.

So click once.

And now you can type in a value of C thousand wondered.

Now let's say you want to make a circle.

Otherwise it plain.

So we're making Sokal at the x y plane.

If you learn mathematics to a certain extent, you would understand what I'm saying.

No, what I'm going to show to you right away.

Now, with the so-called dual activated, you can press the right Taraki.

It snaps it to go red axis or the wise airplane.

And then if you press left out, OK, attack to its to the green axis.

So now I'm going to just Holwell over the edges, because if you go to the center and order going to

find the center points of horwood or the edges and then you can see that the center point shows.

And now if you go to the center, you will find the center.

So no, click once.

And then you can click the edge of the circle to make another circle.

And that's one cool tip which a lot of us used to make us fewer in sketch up, which is using the follow

me to.

I'm going to Brisby a spot to go back to my serik to select this phase.

Now click on you'll follow me, too.

So the follow me to lose an A.

So we need to choose to follow me from our lodge to said Bah.

So this is a follow me to click on that.

So with this selected click on this and then it creates a perfect feel.

You can also reverse the face because it's always important to have the white face facing the camera

because that's where the material will be applied to.

So select both edges and faces.

You can see if I double click it or you select the top part of those.

So to select everything within the sphere, you need to Tripoli click.

So click three times quickly and then it's an export two sides of the sphere.

And now you can right.

Click and click on reverse faces.

So that makes sure that the white surface is facing you.

And that's why the materials are going to be applied to in SketchUp as well.

I've seen a lot of students modelling with their blue faces facing the camera.

It's a very bad idea to do that.

Always make sure you're watching the faces.

No, in this case, you can see that the blue faces facing us.

Generally, what happens is when you projected out, the blue face disappears.

All what you can do is select the face and click and click on it was faces.

So that makes Yodo white faces facing you as well.

So we've gone through the main modeling tools and the next video we're gonna go through the remaining

ones, which we use quite a lot, which is the scale tool or date tool, all set tool and tape tools,

among many others.

I'm also going to give you a brief introduction of our default tree, which we're going to use quite

a lot.

And the course as written.

So I'll see you guys in the next video shows.