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Hello people and welcome to this new class in

where we're going to see a new tray called ducks.

It is here, I will expand it.

This tray was called before liars,

to be honest, I preferred that name.

But anyways, let's see how this

works because it is kind of easy.

But at the same time,

it has some points that we have to take into

account if we want to use these tags in the correct way.

So let's start with the easy part.

Automatically, we have one tag called untapped.

When we draw in a SketchUp,

by default, everything will go into this stack.

But of course, we can create

more ducks and we will be able to

delete them as well in case that we want.

So if we want to create a duck,

we have just to hit on here at that,

Let's type in a name, e.g.

q cubed.

Enter. In fact, I will create few tax more.

One called program it.

Another call a sphere.

And the last one will be call cylinder.

As you can see, our tags are

placed now in alphabetical order.

We can reverse that order,

just clicking on here.

And then symmetrical order

will be ascendant or descendants.

Furthermore, we have these colors.

If we hover over details,

one-click and we hit color by tag,

then these colors will appear in our Canvas,

colorizing each stack with its color.

Now, all the dots are in the dark, cold and tucked.

Then we have just this red color

in our screen to the right of these colors,

we have the word default.

This is talking about the kind of line,

the kinds of ads that we're using on each stack.

If I hit on here, e.g.

on this stack, then instead of default,

which is a continuous line,

we can use a dashed line, e.g. this one.

You can see how our edges now are made of dust lines.

Finally, we have this little pencil,

which is saying us that this dark,

the dark inward the pencil is,

is the current duck.

If I select my current tag,

I hit on the pencil and immediately hit on another layer,

then I will change my current data.

This means that right now,

if I draw something, e.g.

this rectangle I'm drawing right

now inside this sphere tags,

you can check it by the column more to the right.

We find these details,

we expand it as usually will find more options.

Birds is here again, and don't forget,

color by tag will be able as well to the Late tag,

the tag folder, etc, etc.

Anyways, if we hit on any dark, e.g.

this cylinder right button

will find here more or less the same options.

Expand or collapse.

All select, all, delete,

tag the lake doc folder, color by duck.

Again here, this doc folder is talking

about this option at that folder in order

to get a better organisations of

our tax in case that we have a lot of them,

we can create easily a folder,

Let's call it geometry, Enter.

And then we have just to click on our desire.

Duck and drag.

Click and drag over this folder released.

And then if I expand this folder,

will find inside this cube duck,

if I wanted to take this tag out from this folder,

I just have to do exactly the same.

Select my tag, click and drag

and release outside of that folder,

Let's delete the folder

because we don't need it right now.

Right button, delayed doc folder, easy.

Let's see now something very important as it

is when we want to move our entities,

our geometry from one layer to another, e.g.

this cube, I will select it three clicks.

Now, it is placed in the taco untapped.

And I want this geometry to be inside this cube tag.

So I have mainly two options.

I can use this toolbar which is here,

and it's called ducks if you don't have it right now,

remember, just go on this upper bar right bottom here.

Look for this toolbar called tax.

Then if I expand this arrow,

I will find here all of my ducks ones.

First, I select the geometry that I want to move here.

I just have to click on the new tag,

in this case, cubed, one-click.

And then all of

my selected geometry is now in these dark call queue.

Again, you can check it by the color green and green.

Another way for doing this process

is by using the entity Info tray.

One-click on here.

Then remember that we have an option called duck here.

As long as we have this geometry already selected,

the entity Info is telling

us where that geometry is placed,

in what duck, but e.g.

if I click outside,

I don't have any selection right now,

I will do a new one, e.g.

this pyramid, then the entity Info Panel

is telling me that I have selected 14 entities.

They are placed in this tak, tak.

I can expand this arrow and say,

I want all of this geometry to be

placed in the pyramid stack.

One click on here.

It is already done.

Let's repeat this process with this fear.

I select the sphere,

one click on here is fear with the cylinder.

I select the cylinder.

One click on here, cylinder.

I will erase this to the rectangle.

I will place my taskbar again on its position.

And finally, let's see how to

delete attack because one thing

is to delayed attack folder completely empty.

And another thing to delayed

attack with geometry inside e.g.

this pyramid stack, phi selected right button.

And I say the late tack,

this window will pop up with this message.

Entities in the model have been tagged with pyramid.

What would you like to do with those entities?

It means that we have something inside

that tag, some entities, geometry.

And then SketchUp is asking

us what we want to do with that geometry.

We want to delete the attack and all the entities inside.

Then we have to choose the second option,

or we have to delete the dark,

but move that geometry to another tag.

That case, we should use this first option,

assign another tag and assign,

as the word says,

the new tag, e.g.

untag, then I don't have the dark anymore,

but I haven't deleted my geometry.

That pyramid geometry is placed now in this untapped,

that this is all the basics about the tax tray.

I encourage you to use it and to get

familiar with this tray because it is important.

And in the next episode anyway,

we will see the complicated part

because using correctly this tax in SketchUp,

maybe it's not as logical as you are imagining.

So we will have to be careful

about how we are going to do it.

And we will understand why e.g.

the cylinder has this dashed line when it's dark,

is using this default line,

which is continuous line.

So I say goodbye here and I see you in the next episode.