Massively angry?

@@Thesketchupessentials I mean, i didn't find the tool in SK 2022, and finally i find here what i was looking for. Thanks

Under the file menu, 'General Report' may help. I've only used it to make make a parts list which required labeled components but it says it can do so from groups or components. Google says .grt file. I can't remember what it was when I was playing around with it tho

I mean...ok I guess? I laid out plenty of reasons why it's useful in the video, including organization, quickly editing nested groups and components, using it to move objects inside our outside of groups, toggle things off and on, etc. If you don't want to use it for any of those things, that's fine, but just for editing nested objects alone it's a big timesaver and saves a bunch of clicks

@@Thesketchupessentials well I'll watch it again perhaps and give it a think... Saving clicks might be useful but I don't know... Thanks for the reply and I'll give it some more thought. I've always tried to find the real use out of outliner and I guess I just don't see it yet.... I'll come back to this... Thanks

@@arayahomes4308 I kind of feel somewhat the same way as a regular user of SKP & LYT, but....outliner is very useful in finding and selecting components that might be randomly scattered through the model and not easy to see or drag a window around. Say you have a lot of trees/shrubs/cars/people to move or put on a tag, they can be much easier to search for and select in outliner. I'm also going to say Justin you did not mention the search function at all which is more useful in a model with hundreds of components.

@@MarkMuller1000 Thanks Mark for your comments on this! My thoughts on your comments are that for me personally if I am the designer of the model, than I know where everything is, sure there might be some instances where I am not sure or I forget some things but that's rare and typically minor... So at what point I guess is what I'm saying do you decide to name objects that you assume you'll forget about where they are? I think this also comes down to the strategy of organizing and how things are organized in containers of groups and sub groups and utilizing tags so that you don't have to tag every instance in a model but you are tagging the container of objects so that things are easy to find that are hiding due to using proper scenes and tagging strategies..... I've literally NEVER found a use for the outliner, again though quantifying objects in my model might change my mind on that, but other than that it's a useless feature for me personally and a complete waste of time. One thing as a designer that I'm sure you can relate to is that we often over complicate things because deisgners are typically over analytical people etc, simplifying the system is much harder to do than over complicating things is what I've learned over the years haha.... Using the outliner and naming objects is just a huge waste of time for most scenarios in my personal opinion.......

@@Thesketchupessentials Another comment I'd add is that the amount of time spent to name all objects vs if you want to quickly edit nested objects than you just find the object and click into it and edit..... I don't see why it would be any faster to name everything vs if you want to edit something just find it and click on it to edit it.. And again, if one is not quantifying the objects in a table or something than naming it seems like it's only useful if you said you want to edit it and find it easily? If one is the designer of the model than they know where everything is so they should find it and click on it to edit in my opinion. It's also way easier for people to visually find something based on shapes and sizes and objects of where it is in the model than it might be to scroll through a list of text in the outliner, but maybe that's scenario dependent, might be advantages to both. All in all, the time spent naming things vs just clicking on something and editing it is just simply not worth it, it's complete over organization for no real time savings and that's why I've never needed it. This is all of course my opinion and experience though and am just challenging what you say so...... Wondering your thoughts because if there is use out of it that can actually save time in the scenario I just mentioned than I'm definitely open to hearing about it.