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Hey, guys, welcome back to the final section of those introductory series.
You can open this model from the exercise files shed, do you in our Google, Dave, or on your day.
So to make a section in your model.
What you need to do is order Dools.
And click on section Blin.
So this is a section plane that you can make a cut, read it you like in your model.
So I'm going to make a section No.
So click on this flight off the plane.
So that makes a section we can also assign a section called the Section one and click.
Okay.
So that automatically makes a section plane or select a section plan and press the move doodle and drag
it in.
So there you can see that that creates sectional view.
So this is a 3D action, which you can use in KCR architecture students and you want to show it at the
3D angle.
Now, if you want to take it into Odegaard, what you need to do is select a section angle that right.
Click and click on Alane View.
No, I'm using the Bantul to hold a shift button and the M.O.s button to ban.
So this is, again, in perspective, but we need to make it proper section, so to make it in propolis
section view.
Go to camera and click on badland projection.
So that makes it an appropriate section.
Hillview.
Also makes a section of God which we don't require, so as F2 to hide the.
And now you can right click and click on ADD.
I'm going to add another scene.
So click on Create Scene.
I'm going to move these trees out a bit.
So go into the group and move these trees out and know what we need to do is simply export this model
out.
You can see that this is not modeled accurately.
So there are some lines which may need adjustment in order to get.
But these are good enough to go as a base of friends before you model it out in order to get.
And it also comes out accurately with democratic heights as well.
If you model it correctly in sketch ups and make sure you model your sketch out model correctly as well,
which we're going to learn in this course, no, go to file and click on export and kick on duty graphic.
Now, if you want only an image from the sketch, a model, you can change the option to JPEG or.
But not case, we need AutoCAD.
Drawings and Guy Dawe file is only available in the SketchUp provisions, so make sure you install SketchUp
Pro and only then it shows up.
So click on Odegaard BWC file.
Go to your therapy where you want to save this file.
You can also rename this section of new.
You can also change the AutoCAD version by going to options.
Can change your option you want.
I'm going to keep it.
Arctic Adwar June 14 and leave the rest of the options as is.
And then click on export.
So it's exploded into Odegaard and I'm going to open article and showed you how it looks.
In order get.
So we could select the article drawing and click on open click on Continue Opening D.W. Fine and you
can see that it comes in perfectly with all the lines and rectangles.
It also comes in with these trees.
If you go on these trees to show up, you can simply hide them in the sketch up and then export it out
separately.
As with.
Similarly, we can also export out Elevation's so to export out Elevation's.
We need to like take on the section pane and click on activate got so that Deactivates section clean.
Now go back to camera.
Standard U.S.
Front.
So the front view is on this side, so we need to take the left to you.
So go to camera standard use left.
So go to Gamora Standard use.
Right.
Finally, we have seen and going to hide the trees for No.
So to export the salt as an elevation.
Grenada causes well and the whole cycle.
Make sure it is in pilot projection mode.
Create a scene.
Export duty graphic.
Call this front elevation.
And click on export.
So, no, if you open it in order, get.
You have your front elevation as well.
And it comes in perfectly with the dimensions as well.
We need to change the size of the nitrogen.
But does an order order get?
So I'm going to skip it for now.
So it's a 10 feet height.
Slap the slab hose and we got to more luck in this course.
So that is a quick tip on creating sections and exploding it out in AutoCAD.
You can also export it out as a BNZ if you want to show it off and your presentation boards.
One last thing which I would like to show you is the shadows, and it's very important to understand
shadows in sketch up so you can see that we have a green axis, red axis and our blue axis.
Hopes you can see that the model is clipping and there's a lot of students who complain about this as
well, that they say that when they zoom out, it starts to flip.
The reason behind that is because you're using the Palin projection would sort of go to camera and switch
to perspective.
And the clipping goes away.
I'm coming back to shadows.
The green axis is always pointed towards a knot.
So this is not south, east and west.
So do activate the shadows in your scene.
You can go to view and click on Shadows.
You can see that this creates a shadow on the side.
That's because the green axes pointed to as a knot.
And then the assault had access to I.D..
So not so.
East and West.
This is the evening sun.
So the shadow is falling from this side.
And if you are not just the shadow settings, you can go to your shadow settings on their default tree.
You can see that this is the evening sun, which is down to 30.
You change it more.
It becomes bigger.
So going to make it to the morning sun.
And we can also change our month.
You can make the shadows longer or shorter, depending on the month.
So that's how you create shadows.
And it's always important to understand your north, south, east and west axis.
If you want to change the north angle to say this side, because you don't want to rotate the model
either, you want to change the axis.
We have something called solar.
Not so good of you.
Click on toolbars and activate the solar, not Plug-In.
So this is so not accurate that this is a plug in where we can change the night taxes and sketch up.
But it's always important that right off the bat, your green access appointed to a do not know if you
want to change taxes, you click on the second set.
Not dual.
No, click once and then change the axis accordingly, so you can see that the shadows also change automatically.
So now the naughties pointed towards this site, so not south, east and west.
And since this is the morning sun, it's falling from the east side.
So that's a quick dip.
You can notice that we held these two annoying vertical lines that is coming from our VRT acidity.
So I hope you've installed the VRA plugin for sketch up to to make it show up in your sketch up scene.
Go to view Doodlebugs.
And scrawled only want to find veto's.
I'm going to search on a video for SketchUp, Relay Lights, VOA Objects, NBT Utilities.
We also have an additional plugin called LAWBOOK.
So go to Lawbook.
And so start on as well.
And finally, I saw last night as well, which is already active.
I'm going to quickly dock this to my main menu.
So drag the VRA toolbars and place it on the top.
Need to hover for a bit for a new space to show up.
And then you can dorkiest to do plug ins as well.
Not to hide this.
This actually comes from our camera settings in Lacerda, Teito.
So the acetate it does, the most important part of it is for you're going to be talking quite a lot
about in this course in Section three.
So click on the acid editor to open it up.
So this is not accidental.
No, to hide these lines or go to settings and you go to.
I know, but we have safe frame.
So if you switch does off the safe frame, also heights, we're going to be talking about it in depth.
So do not worry if it confuses you for now.
That is just a small introduction to wheaty because those lines are annoying me as well.
So I hope you got it.
Just off an introduction to SketchUp.
We didn't cover all their doors because it's not really required.
But if there are certain tools or plug ins that come up, we're going to be covering it and scores.
The main idea for this course is to get you up and running with designing and modeling a beautiful looking
house.
And you will be able to do that too well on your way after you've completed the course.
So I'll see you guys in the next video.
Cheers.
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