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Google SketchUp: using of array command


May 17th, 2011 0 Comments

Google SketchUp - using of array command

Array command 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. Note the addition of parameters to use this command in the command area (red box like the picture beside).

 

 

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