Google SketchUp Tutorial: 2 ways to copy object
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There are two ways to duplicate objects in Google SketchUp.
The first is using the Windows standard copy - paste command on Google SketchUp by pressing the Ctrl + C to copy command and Ctrl + V to paste command. The second way is to use the Move Tool together by pressing Ctrl key.
Copy - paste command is the basic command in Google SketchUp and will always be used.
What are the differences two commands above?
The main difference is the...
For surface area calculations in some difficult form (such as shapes with many sides of the circular and irregular), will greatly facilitate assisted with Google SketchUp. That needs to be done is to draw it first, then the area can be known directly by Entity Info.
My thoughts became more relaxed thanks to Google SketchUp. Look at the picture above. I need to know how the surface area of the field. As I have said above, first I draw the...
This is often done when making techniques drawing. When importing images, dimensions not in accordance with the original image, or change the image scale. So….. double check this.
If not in accordance with the original, use the Tape Measure tool to make it fit. Change dimensional in one part of the drawing will directly change the scale or dimensions of buildings.
For more clearly, follow this interactive tutorial. Please note to click the...
This Google SketchUp Tutorial article talk about using of Array command to Copy object.
Array command on Google SketchUp commonly found in technical drawing software such as AutoCAD and other CAD software. Array command functions similar to the Copy command, similarly to duplicate objects.
Use with the Move tool in combination with the Ctrl (Control) and add command parameters are more clearly seen in the Youtube video tutorial below....