Hey, thanks for all the info. I am new to Sketchup and was overwhelmed at first, and still am in a lot of ways, but the skill builders really help. You do a really great job explaining your methodology with pros/cons and simple, understandable language. Please continue to make and update videos. Thanks

Awesome series of videos, Aaron. Thanks so much! I always come away with something of value; some little gem of knowledge to add to my small bank on Sketchup. It's a terrific piece of software.

This was great. Just what I needed> Short and sweet.

I'm just getting to these videos now. Great information and delivery, Aaron!

I'm learning as lot from your videos! Thank you!

Thanks Aaron its good to periodically review these tips and get grounded !

Super helpful and timely!! Thank you!

Good one Aaron. As Jim Morvay said, that would be great Aaron that you show us the basic of how to create a dynamic component!!

I use Marvin in my projects if at all possible, and their dynamic components are awesome. Sometimes I have trouble getting the correct exterior trim on the window, but overall their components are fantastic. It is frustrating when you want to use a certain manufacturers' components and they haven't modeled them in .skp!

Aaron, do you ever use the option in components where they can cut through the face/wall where you're placing them? Seems like that could be a time saver.

Great Info, thank you Aaron

I tend to create my own dynamic components, especially for interacting with them. I find myself using the same components project after project. Keeping my own component library, drawn by me to the level of detail that I require, saves hours of modelling time especially in the conceptual stages. As a further note, of general interest perhaps, I noticed in the video that the window component you were using was labelled as a casement window. For viewers that don’t know, that is a double hung window.

I need a lot more practice making my component portals into dynamic components. Another fine video! 👍🏻

Thanks! Great to se an expert to make the simialer misshaps I do my self! ;-)

Hi, thanks for the vid. A very naive question, how do you move around the model without switching to the orbit tool? (sometimes you switched to it dirung the video, but not always) RegaRDS,

Cool! Thank you!

How do I get back to Previous parts, I.e. Part one , part two, etc.. thanks Arron

Great and informative video. How can I find the 4 first videos? I'd like to start from the beginning. Thanks

dynamic components is what I was missing in Sketchup when compared to my experience with ArchiCAD. I would like to know how to create your own dynamic component if there's none in the warehouse.

Nice series, Aaron! It was a real pleasure to meet you and chat for a minute at 3DBC2018 !

THese are great! I planing on using models for animation backgrounds on my channel.

très informatif thanks Aaron.

Hi, thank you very much for your tutorials. I have a problem. I am trying to use the Windows Builder plug-in and, for some reason, when I tried to open the hole, the windows did not cross the wall, staying on the face. Any ideas?

What 3D mouse do you use and/or can you offer a couple recommendations in different price points?

Great Job! Thx guys!

thanks man. good tutorials.

Thank you

Nice tool !

I'm looking at a way that i can get some size information from the window. Like what are the lengths of the profiles. What size is the glass. I haven't found any extension that gives me manufacturing information.

How to make your own profile window component that is responsive to different windows holes just like in this video you showed us ? Keeping the frame width despite of streching it ? Thanks in advance !

Nice video sir..thanks

It would be neat if the dynamic component “cut” the opening into the wall. However, when you have 2 wall planes 6” apart, it never seems to work. Then there’s a lot of messing around to try to figure out and draw the rough opening size using the component.

can you make example for me, because I don't get it yet

Thanks Aaron! I’d add that Fredoscale allows you to scale window groups without warping them, in most cases. A lot easier than building dynamic components. How’s base camp going?!?!?! I can’t wait to hear about the latest and greatest!

Nice

Do the dynamic components have a 2D presentation for the layout?

thanks

Good job

Why not have a live video of SketchUp 3D Basecamp 2018?

Nice bro... thanks

Thanks for sharing. Dynamic components seem to have great potential to save time. However IMHO, by the time you have mastered them, you would be better off designing an ordinary component from scratch. Dynamic components remind me of Microsoft Visio - a great concept but shadowy like an unexploded IED.

So how does one explode a window component? Nothing seems to work.

What I hate is when you drag a component in from the 3D Warehouse, and it insists on being sideways (and/or huge), so you have to click, rotate, scale, nudge, scale again, push... Ugh! Why can't doors and windows just "snap" to the surface you're trying to place them on?!? (P.S. Never knew 'dynamic components' existed until you showed me, so thx! Maybe I don't get this feature in the 'Free' version of SketchUp?)

i was the 801 like!

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