All language subtitles for 613241-24 - Exercise chess pawn - The definitive SKETCHUP course. From beginner to expert.en-US

Hello people.

Let's go with this
next exercise in where

we are going to draw
in two D artists ****.

So first of all,

we have to import an image.

I'll go over File Import here.

Again, as in the
previous exercise,

one single click on the
image we want to import.

Here.

We make sure that we are using

the image as an image
in this window,

all supported image types.

Then import, first
click on the origin,

and then we can add

just the scale of the
image. Here we are.

Let's go over camera,

parallel projection
and top view.

Once we are here,

we are ready for
drawing correctly.

So let's use some
of the tools that

we already learned during
the previous lessons.

Firstly, we have to
draw a cycle here.

So cycle sites that say 50,

guess more or less.

Where is the center
of this cycle?

One single click and release.

Let's go with the radius
still here more or less,

our surfaces are
covering the emails,

so I will use the X-ray style.

We can check now that our
cycle, our circumference.

This is still a little
bit Sharpie, right?

We've changed the sides.

Now we have 50, but it's

not still smooth
enough, in my opinion,

at least scale in case
that we want to change

the number of sites when we
have already drawn the say,

We can do it just by
selecting the element.

I'm going to Entity Info.

Here. It is said
that it is a circle.

We already know that the tag,

the radius and
segments, segments.

So here we can say 100 Enter,

and now the figure is
completely smooth.

One single click outside
for unselect the element.

And let's go with the next.

Say.

I will pan swimming.

And then we can see that all of

these elements are
based on symmetry.

We haven't learned yet
how to do symmetries.

But anyways, we will take
this into consideration.

So I will use an
auxiliary line in

order to draw that
symmetry axis,

assign it a vertical line.

I will draw e.g. a.

Rectangle here.

Then auxiliary line,
one, single click.

I move my mouse still
the center of the cycle.

Second click, and then I
have my symmetry axis.

Once I have it, then I could use

the Rectangle tool,
e.g. letter r.

From this point till here,

I will check my
dimensions because I want

the same length for

these right rectangle than
for the left rectangle.

Here we have 0.53, right?

Second click, and I will

repeat this rectangle
to us the other side,

then it is time for the
cycle letter C, sites 50,

we can say 100 if we want,

then I sue in mid point
radius still here,

and we repeat the same
drawing in this other side.

Then letter E for the eraser,

click and drag in order
to delete all the edges.

I don't want for
deleting these ads.

If I use the eraser,

I will delete as
well the cilia line.

So then the space key
and I will create

a selection box from
left to right to

select just all the
complete objects.

Then my head is selected

and I tap delayed
and it is done.

Let's go now with this
Another big shape.

First of all, be careful with

not orbit because in case
that you are worried,

you will lose this top view.

And then you will need
again to go here.

Use letter H, e.g.

for panning and adjust the
camera position correctly.

Another option if
you orbit is to use

this tool previews in where

you would undo to the
previous camera view.

Now I will use the line tool.

First click here, second
click here, length 0.39.

I repeat the same length
to the opposite direction,

even when I can check that

my line here looks
longer than the image,

but this is the correct
one, length 0.39.

Length 0.39.

We have to use the image
only as a reference.

So let's go with this left side.

Here we have a complicated
curve because it is

like one piece of

the curve could be this one
till here more or less.

And the second piece of
the curve is this one.

So we will need to use
the two point arc twice,

and both are, of course,

we'll have to be tangent

between each other
in order to create

a continuous curve from this
beginning point till here.

So two point arc sides,

24 at this first here,

I am assuming t
more or less here.

Second point, and then I
adjust the depth of my yard.

0.02 is okay for
me. Here we are.

Let's go with the second arc,

first point, second point here.

And I check the length, 0.70,

1 s. Click, click without
moving the mouse.

Perfect.

Let's repeat this curve
in the other side.

In order to be precise,

I will use an
auxiliary line here.

Here, then again, two-point arc.

First click, second,
click 0.02, right?

Okay, second arc, first
point, second point,

it was 0.71 without
moving the mouse.

Second click on Insert
click here we are.

Letter L for the line.

We close the figure them
out swimming later,

our rectangle from here to here,

more or less Dimensions
0.78 in the red box.

Second click, I repeat
that rectangle here,

then cycle, Let's see.

Strike call letter
E for the eraser,

I can click and drag
and I am going to

delayed just the
SDS, the surfaces.

Here, I have to make a selection
box from left to right.

Let's repeat this same
operation for the last time.

This time I will use
the line tool letter L,

length 0.92, assuming I
close my figure, very easy.

Length 0.92, I use the inference
and I close my figure,

letter c For the cycle.

Again, letter E for the eraser.

Now for selecting these ads,

I will use the
Selection Tool Space

key one click on this.

Delete, zoom out.

We have already finished.

I can relate the
auxiliary lines,

this element as well.

I can orbit.

Finally, switch off
the X-ray style.

If I wanted to
delay it very much,

I could do it easily
just by one click.

So before closing the file,

Let's go over File
Save As chess poem,

because we're going
to use this file in

the future in order
to play with it.

We will rotate it,

we will scale it.

And of course, we will
create a 3D model.

So time to say goodbye.

And in the next class
we will start doing

another exercise where we will

continue increasing
the difficulty.

This time, we will draw
a house plant floor.