That silence at 9:30 and forward some seconds was very effectual and woke my attention to the typed commands.

That last tip was awesome!

Thank you so much!!! This will help me for my computer technology class along with the other tip videos you created! I subscribed :)

That's a great video. That can really speed up placing spokes in a wheel for instance.

Aaron: I love your videos. They are very understandable and helpful. Someday it would be nice to see one showing the steps to take to move a drawing into Layout and print it for a client. Thanks for all you do.

Great Aaron, thanks.

thanks Aaron. you rock

Thank you! For some reason rotation always confuses me in these 3D apps, so this really helped

Cool stuff as usual...It will be great if you can use the sketchup web version to show the workings of the command and highlight the differences/limitations of the web and professional versions

you have an amazing mind.

Fabulous thank you

thank you ☺☺

Great. Would love to see how to rotate furniture placement in a room

Q is for Quaternions. Quaternions are a mathematical construct that are used to represent rotations in 3D space.

Would be great to see a video of how to rotate one piece relative to another piece. Let’s say one plank with a 45 degree angle which needs to be rotate to another plank which is on the horizontal axis. If that makes sense.

Oh yeah ! I didn't know about moving a point before - don't know how I missed that before.

Thanks :)

On your last example (rotating on inferred axis and around a circle) can you do all of them at one time? Like, set the inferred rotation point on one and have it apply to all selected cubes?

Thank you!

I find the Rotate tool the most difficult to use. It's just me I guess and not enough 'stick time' so to speak with the tool to get proficient with it. I wish it was possible to tap the R,B, or G key to lock to a specific axis after clicking on the origin or first point, then click on the second point, release and perform the rotation to complete the action.

I'm already using Q + Arrow key.

i wish some tutorial of spiral stairs thank u

Is there a double click feature on rotate like the way push/pull works?

Great videos in this playlist, I haven't come over any better so far, and I'm sure I'll return to them fore a freshup quite often. Maybe you have covered it in a video I haven't seen yet, but when you get lost in a model and want to return to the view from where you started, is there a shortcut to do that?

How would you rotate a box on the center axis?

how do you rotate muliple objects in place? without them rotating as a group but each one individually

Well done Aaron, quick question, is it radial array or polar array. Or are they interchangeable? If not what’s the dif?

good improve

how can i rotate by targetting the end of parallel line

How do you make 5x copies on the iPad?

First, there's a 25s gap of silence in this video starting at 9:18 that should have been edited out. It causes confusion, making you think your computer audio stopped working. Second, I came here to learn how to make any 2 edges line up with each other. Put most simply: given 2 lines connected end-to-end at some random angle in space, how do you rotate one to make it co-linear with the other? It took me days to figure out how to do it at all, and I wanted to find an easier way. (My way involves drawing a little triangle where they meet and using that surface to orient the rotate tool.)

9:10 It created a _axis_ of rotation.

Are there any native tools or extensions that allow components to be pinned to another component. And if I move one of those components the other 1 moves in a relative motion. For instance if I had a square with 4 hinges On each corner And I moved one side of the square the whole shape would morph into a diamond.

How do you rotate an object on its center (Z) axis?

I suspect they use 'q' for rotate because 'r' is already used, but if you're really geeky you might think 'quaternion'...

Make Component: will not work with rotated parts. Unless you double click and edit inside.

I would say I 3d print 99% of my sketchup models...but I have a large model I'd like to make out of wood right now. I don't own a CNC or laser cutter. I have been trying to print the view from above so I can tape it to a sheet of plywood and just cut it out with a jigsaw...but I'm stuck. I can't figure out how to get it to print to scale correctly on to four sheets of standard paper. Essentially I'm trying to make a large poster size template to scale where sheet 1 would be the upper left, sheet 2 the upper right, 3 lower left, 4 lower right. Has anyone successfully done such a thing?

"q" for "rotate"?

HELP!! I can’t get help from the website on downloading the free trial. I get a message that several .dll’s are missing. Please help! I’m already 2 days into the free trial but the download didn’t work.

We got a new logo, so why not post a video with the old one the next day

6:50 what if my Ctrl isn’t giving me copies?

Hi Aaron, I think that the tool you keep calling "compass" is really called a protractor. Nice video though!

At 9:02 of this my sound goes dead and comes back at 9:43

all tools needs improvement...it can be much more easier to click the object and input the rotation x y z...