SketchupWoodPlans

Is copying a good practice? It depends, you might say. It wasn’t at school, ok, we know that, but it comes handy when we want to dramatically increase our productivity when drawing with SketchUp.

In a previous post I emphasized the importance of using components when creating a model and I described how useful are components, because their copies, or instances, get modified at one time just acting on one of them.
But how is it possible to make a copy of a component or, generally speaking, of any geometry in our model?
The answer is called “Move Tool” and “Rotate tool”. Read on “Need a copy? SketchUp Move and Rotate tools can help you. Part 1” »