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Google SketchUp: Make a truncated cone (the third way)


September 11th, 2010 0 Comments

make truncated cone with google sketchupIn this way the most complicated than others. Even with experience may rarely use this method to create a truncated cone.

Much easier to use the Follow Me tool or Scale tool method.

To use this method, you must set up cones and one other field. Create a group for that field. Then use these fields to cut off part of the cone.

For clarity, please refer to the following Google Sketchup interactive tutorial.

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