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People.

And what goes into this new
class where we're going to do

an exercise for practicing
the transformation tools.

So first of all, we have
to import an image.

Of course this image is
attached with the course,

so we'll go over

a file import and we'll

select this swimming
pool, the back.

We have to make
sure that we have

this upsilon March
use image as image.

Here, we have to select

all supported image
types and import.

The first step will be to place

the image correctly
on the ground floor.

So first click on the origin,

and then we can choose
a random scale.

Then let's go over the top view.

Let's go over camera
parallel projection.

Now we are ready to change
the scale of our image.

Here we have the measure.

So we will use the tape
measure tool in order to

add these 27 m to
the real scale.

So first click here, one-click,

unreleased, second click here,

second click and release.

The length is 7.42 m,

not 27 with type in
the correct measure.

So 27 m Enter.

This window will pop up.

You want to resize the model?

Yes, we can zoom out or even we

can use the zoom extents tool.

And now our swimming pool,

our plan is in the correct size.

Actually, this step is
not needed because we

are not going to draw
over this drawing.

We are going to use this
image as a reference,

but it will be,

I think, more handy to

have the image in
the correct scale.

So now I will move my image.

I am using the shortcuts.

I will orbit because I don't
want to draw in 2D anymore.

So the first thing
that they have to do

is to draw this rectangle,

which we already know that it is

27 m long and 12th meters width.

Then we have an inner
rectangle separated by 2 m,

because we have
here 10 m and 2 m,

the difference is to meet.

So let's start throwing
rectangle tool one click.

We know that we are drawing
on the ground floor,

and then we can type
in 27 semicolon 12th.

Enter. Here we have
our rectangle.

Now we need to draw
the inner rectangle.

I will use the offset tool,

one click over the surface.

Once it lights up,

one click and release the
distance with the perimeter,

we say that it is 1 m because

the width is 12 m minus ten.

We have 2 m in both sides.

So 1 m distance to
the perimeter, 1 m.

Enter if we want to be
precise at any moment,

we can use the
guidelines in order to

place our drawing in
the correct position.

This is not needed,
but we can do it.

I can erase the guidelines
once I have used it.

So we have just finished with

the ground floor of
the swimming pool.

And now we need to work
with this section plane.

We can check here that we have

the ground floor of the
swimming pool at 1.5 m.

Then we have a kind
of inclined plane.

Then this ground floor 4 m deep.

So I'll use the
guidelines again.

Shortcut letter T.

We have here this distance,

8 m, 8 m along the red axis.

Now, I will use the
line tool letter L.

I will draw this line.

Now I have this surface
isolated so I can push,

pull, one click and release.

And here we have this
round floor or 1.5 m.

So I'll type in this measure.

Enter.

I could repeat this
same command on this,

another phase by
clicking twice rapidly.

Now I will select this
guideline again, letter M.

I copy this guideline
by clicking Control key

while I am moving it 7
m along the red axis.

So here we have our reference,

but actually we need
this reference placed on

the ground floor for being
able to draw the line.

So I am still with

the Move Tool selected
and with a guideline

selected one click on

this intersection,
click and release.

And I placed my guideline
on the ground floor.

Then I draw the line here.

I can use the X-ray if I

want to be able to
select this point,

this another intersection point,

click I switch off the X-ray.

Now I am able to select
this another phase,

which we already
know that it is 4 m,

4 m -1.5, it is 2.5, right?

So if I push pull here 2.5,

I have those 4 m from

the bottom of this part of

the swimming pool
till the surface.

Once I'm here, I just need
to draw this inclined plane.

I can do it in many
different ways.

One of them could be to select

this line M for moving it first,

click here, click here
letter E for the eraser.

And I delayed the guidelines.

Here we have our swimming pool.

Now.

I could reverse faces.

I could select everything
right bottom reverse faces.

And now I could even
apply some materials.

If I go to Materials title e.g.

this one, and I could
apply this style

over all the surfaces
around the water.

Then I could change
the tile, e.g.

this one and apply this
another type here.

I could even close this whole
just by drawing one line

of the perimeter and then apply

here this water
transparent material.

This is one of the ways for
drawing the swimming pool,

but there are many
different ways in SketchUp,

we have always different paths

to follow in order to draw.

That is one of the funniest
thing about this software.

There is not just one
way of doing things.

We can be creative

and follow our intuition
even when we are wrong.

So e.g. here, we draw

the swimming pool by starting
with the ground floor.

But what happens if we start
using the section plane?

Maybe it is better,

actually, I think
that it is virtual.

So let's do it.

Letter L for the line
tool we have here,

1.5 m. I will start
drawing here,

and then I have to draw
in the vertical plane.

One first click, I can
click the up arrow to be

sure that we are drawing
along this blue axis.

Then I type in 1.5 Enter.

Here we have our first line.

Then we'd have to go 8
m along the red axis,

eight Enter, then we
have that inclined line.

We don't know the angle,

so we have to go down
again vertically.

The distance you'd be 4 m -1.52,

0.52, 0.5, Enter then 7 m.

Then the next line
would be 10 m.

Then again vertical line
along the blue axis, 4 m.

This time, we can close

the section plane
again, letter L.

We are ready for drawing
that inclined line.

We know that it starts
here and we will find

an end point along this line

because this line was
drawn into Business.

Here it is the end point.

And if we want to check
that this dimension,

this measure is correct,

we can measure it 7 m,

which is totally correct, 7 m.

Now we'll use the eraser because

we need to delayed
these leftovers.

So now the section plane is

totally correct time for
using the push-pull tool,

letter P, one click
on here, unreleased,

and the distance here is 10 m.

10 m width here we are.

Now I will use the
Offset one click and

release 1 m distance
for that outline.

And we have already finished.

It was easier this way right

now we just have to
apply materials.

We have the material
as already here.

So letter B for
the paint bucket,

letter out for the sample paint,

one click on the water.

One click on my face.

Again, add for the sample pain.

One click on this tile,

on one click on my face.

Of course, everything
related with

materials will be taught
in a specific episode.

In fact, we will have
some episodes for talking

about materials because
it is a very important,

Let's say, dense
part of the course.

But I want you to
start being familiar

with these materials to staff
from these very beginning,

I am thinking that
I didn't apply

the tile in the interior
of the swimming pool.

So I will select this face
and this face edit height.

Let her be out for
the sample paint,

one-click and then I can apply

the material on here so easily.

Once I have finished,

I can go again to edit unhide.

All.

We are done with
our swimming pool.

I encourage you to practice
with this exercise.

If you have any lab while
you are doing this exercise,

don't hesitate to
leave a comment

and I will respond to
you as soon as possible.