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Hello people and welcome to this new class.
Inward, we're gonna see how to
open different SketchUp files at
the same time and copy
different elements from one file
to another in this process,
although it is very,
very simple, is at the same time a little bit tricky.
So let's see how to do it correctly.
This is a modern house.
They can from the warehouse library.
And imagine that we want
to include more and more elements, e.g.
let's say a car.
This looks like the entrance and we
want them to add here a car.
The thing is that that car is in another file.
So the first thing that we want to do, open that file,
then the logic is step,
good way to go over file,
open, search for our file.
Here it is, The name is car selected and open.
But look what is going to happen.
Our car file is already open,
but then the previous file,
the modern house file, is closed.
If I hold down Alt key class tabulation,
then I can see all of my windows already
opened and a half just one SketchUp file,
open the car one.
So this is something which can make us feel Gracie.
And the solution to have both files open at
the same time is to go over that folder.
Here, we need to open
the modern house file and
then open it from here, two clicks.
The file is already open.
And if I hold down Alt plus tabulation,
the car file is opened as well,
so I can go over both files easily.
The thing now is that if I want to copy
this car and paste it in my modern house,
I have to select my car,
go over edit, copy,
then go over the other file,
the modern house file. Go inside.
Here, say Edit, Paste.
I have to wait a little bit,
but here we have the car.
So as you can take in order to copy one element
from SketchUp file to another SketchUp file,
we first need to have both files open at the same time.
Then we select that specific element, Edit Copy.
We move over the other file and edit paste.
I hope that this process is totally clear now for you,
because in the next future during the course,
we will have to use it time to say goodbye now,
and I'll see you in the next episode.
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