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Hello people and welcome to

this new class in where we're going to see

what is the current workflow with tax in a sketch,

because SketchUp has its own way

for doing this and it is not very logical.

I have to say e.g.

as I mentioned at the end of the last episode,

here we have a complicated situation with this cylinder.

It has a dashed line.

When if we check the kind of line of this tack,

it is at a fault line.

It means that it has to be a continuous line.

What is the reason there?

Well, the reason is that this cylinder was

drawn beginning in this untapped tag.

So all the geometry was placed inside that tag.

Then we made a selection like that

and we move all the entities to the cylinder.

But we selected all the phases and all the visible edges.

This is a cylinder,

so it has a lot of hidden geometry, hidden edges.

If I go over view,

hidden geometry will see all of these hidden geometry,

these lines which were not selected and they

remained inside this untapped layer,

which has this dashed line.

That is the reason.

So this explanation connects

with what I'm going to explain now.

What is the best workflow when we

are using the tax in a sketch?

So imagine that my current layer,

Let's say that it is

this untapped layer as it comes by default.

But when I am drawing and I have organized these tasks

menu using different layers as cube, cylinder, sphere.

Then I decided to draw something inside this cube duck.

Then my logic could be to change the current layer.

So one-click, hear, one-click here.

Now the currently it is

cubed and then I draw something, e.g.

this rectangle, then I want to draw something else.

This time. I know that this geometry,

I want to be inside the cylinder duck,

then my logic could be changed again,

my current layer, unselect the cylinder duck.

So one-click, one-click and I draw another entity.

This geometry I know is placed inside this cylinder.

Let's repeat the process with this sphere.

Duck, I change the current layer.

Once the sphere, that is the current layer,

I draw another rectangle.

Cool, but this is not

the correct way for using the tax in this case.

Look that if I want to hide,

let's say this cube duck,

one click on the little eye.

Something strange happens here.

The line seems to not be complete.

If I hide the cylinder dark,

it is more clear.

We don't have this EDS and

something again is not complete here.

If I hide this fear,

that one click on here,

then this window pops up.

You cannot hide the current duck.

Okay, so I will change the current tag.

Let's say the current tag is the tag tag again,

then I hide this sphere dark.

And again, this is missing.

Two big more clearer.

Let's hide this cube dark.

This is fear tab.

I'll select this rectangle and I will

move it a little bit along the green axis.

Then when I unhide the cube and this fear that look,

what happened, that you imagery

was modify it because of my movement.

So everything becomes a mess and y is happening this,

what is the reason?

The reason is because our logic says

that if we are using different ducks,

it is like if our geometry is isolated

inside those tags and cannot be glue with other geometry,

that is our logic.

It's not the logic of a sketch.

For a SketchUp, ducks

don't work like that under the symmetry,

can be blue even when the geometry

is placed inside different ducts.

So what is the good workflow for drawing in a schizo?

Don't never change the current.

The current tag by default is

this untapped, dark and you don't have to change that.

So if I repeat the same drawing correctly,

I would start my drawing with

this untapped dark as the current tag,

I will draw my first rectangle.

I will make a group.

If I want that geometry to be isolated.

I mean, we don't want

that geometry to glue with anything else.

I will draw my second rectangle.

I will make a groove again.

Then if I want this rectangle to be in another layer,

I select the group and I move it to my desire, duck,

I will repeat the same operation

with this, another entity.

I select it and I move it to my desired new tag,

this time sitting there,

Let's do it for the last time.

I draw my geometry,

I make a group and I change the tag this time sphere.

So now what is happening is that the group,

the box is placed in my cube duck,

but the interior of the box, the fried geometry,

as we use to name it,

it is inside this untapped dark all the time.

That is the reason because we have

this does line on the edges.

If we wanted to change that,

we should go over here.

One-click default.

So this way I can hide,

for instance, this cube tag and everything goes normal.

I can hide this cylinder tag, everything goes normal.

I could hide the cube and this fear.

Select this rectangle, move it along the green axis.

And when I unhide the previous DAX,

my drawing hasn't changed at all.

It has sent became a mess here.

And I have all the control of my entities.

So I give you a reminder,

don't change the current duck.

And when you draw,

make groups or components in order to isolate geometry,

if you don't want that geometry

to glue with something else.

And then afterwards is the correct moment for

moving the entities to

another layer in case that you want.

I hope it is clear now,

in case that you have any doubt,

don't hesitate to ask me.

In the next episode,

we will see another tray.

This time, we'll see the tray goal since this tray here.

So be ready and see you in the next episode.