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Learn how to use and create dynamic components in SketchUp Pro: from fences that automatically add pickets as you scale to cabinets with animated drawers.
SketchUp dynamic components are reusable design elements with special attributes: parametric functions, interactivity, animation, and more. Creating your own dynamic components allows you to build a library of custom designs and easily share them with others.
This training course shows how to use SketchUp Pro to build dynamic components from scratch. Expert starts by reviewing the premade dynamic components found in the Components panel and 3D Warehouse.
Then expert explores the build process: adding attributes, creating formulas, nesting component parts, and assigning materials. Expert even shows how to add a dialog box to change attribute values from a user-friendly interface. The last half of the course contains a collection of mini-projects: from fences that automatically add pickets as you scale to cabinets with animated drawers. Each project can be recreated in the Windows or Mac versions of SketchUp Pro.
Finally, expert closes with some tips for scaling materials along with your dynamic components.
Topics include:
Introduction
Work with dynamic components in SketchUp Pro
Exercise files
What you should know
Re-install the Dynamic Components extension
Course viewing strategy
1. Utilize Existing Dynamic Components
Access dynamic components
Interact with dynamic components
Scale dynamic components
Understand the methods of configuring dynamic components
2. Work with Dynamic Components Locally
Potential problem with imported working models
Save and update dynamic component definitions locally
Access local dynamic component libraries
3. Work with Dynamic Components in the Cloud
Upload a dynamic component to the 3D Warehouse
Add models and collections to your account
4. Fence Component That Adds Pickets as You Scale
Create parts of a fence post as components
Create the top and bottom rails and the picket component
Define the overall component container
Add attributes and formulas to the post and its cap
Continue adding formulas to the top and bottom rails
Add formulas to the picket
Define the copy behavior for the pickets
Build the user interface
5. Bookcase with Configurable Size, Shelving, and Materials
Add position and size attributes
Add a user interface for custom shelf attributes
Implement logic to copy shelves
Create and nest a swatch component
Cycle materials by clicking on a component
Correct texture coordinates in components
6. Base Cabinet with Animated Drawer and Door
Nest component parts
Animate the drawer sliding and door rotation
Implement the Hidden and OnClick behaviors
7. Cabinet with Multiple Preconfigured Sizes
Duplicate and make unique components
Nest various models in one component
Control model visibility with a formula
Implement pricing for each model
Debug errors
Disable scale and add descriptions
8. Furniture with Projected Textures and Hideable Parts
Texture mapping a face with a projected texture
Add more projected texture coordinates
Remove the material used for texture mapping
Implement material swapping and dealing with swatches
9. Component with Dynamically Scaled Materials
Understand how materials typically stretch
Create materials for each intended size
Design the user interface
Add formulas to control the number of panels and size
Concatenate a material name with length to swap materials
Add descriptions and save the project
1. Language: English.
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Video file format: MP4.
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6. 30 days refund.
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