All language subtitles for 613241-47 - Materials - The definitive SKETCHUP course. From beginner to expert.en-US

Hello guys and welcome
to this new class

where we will see
the materials tray.

It is already open.

And the first thing that we
can see is that here we have

a thumbnail about the material

which is currently selected,

then we have the name
of that material.

In this case, we are talking
about the default material,

which has two colors,

the front color and
the back corner.

I remind you that we can change

those colors through this
style, stray styles.

And then we'll go over
edit face settings.

And here we have the
possibility to change

the font color and the color
of that default material.

Coming back to our
material panel,

if we keep exploring this
upper part on the right side,

we have this little plus icon,

and if we hover over it,

it says display the
secondary selection panel.

I hit it and then

this secondary selection
panel appears and it offers

us different folders divided

into different
categories of materials.

These materials category are

the same that we can find. Here.

We expand this arrow.

Here, we have the same
materials categories.

So it is up to you.

If you want to use
that secondary pile,

then we have this icon for
creating a new material.

I mean, through this icon,

we will create a new
material from zero.

And then we have this
third option in order to

heat and to paint with the
default material easily,

we have always the possibility

to hit here in this button,

and then choose the
default material.

Then we find two different
options. Select.

If I hit select, first,

I will be able to go
backwards or forwards.

I have this little house,

which means that the
materials which are

appearing here are the ones
which are being used in,

right now in the model.

This yellow, this
blue, this flag.

All of them are being used
in right now in our model.

Or better said, they have
been using in the model.

And maybe now there
is nothing with

those materials
because I delete it.

I am talking about symmetric
about that component.

That component is here,

components in model or similar.

One-click, I put Sumer
then on my canvas.

And here we have all these
materials or colors.

We are talking about the same.

So if I delayed,

the materials are still there

unless I go over these details,

arrow and I use the option
called birds and use.

Now I cannot use it.

It is not available
because Sumatra

is still in our
components directory.

If I go over my
components library,

I select similar, go over
the detail arrow again.

Here I say birds and used,

which means that I want to

delete all the
components that I'm

not using in my model
has been the rated.

Then I go back to my
select panel details.

One click.

Now, you can see that pert and

used is available. I hit it.

And all of these materials

which were part of Sumer there.

Anyways, if we keep exploring
this part of the panel,

I can expand this arrow.

And I have all the different
materials categories

we have in model
exactly the same.

If we hit the house,

we have materials the same
as the secondary panel.

We have 3D printing,

we have asphalt and concrete.

Brick played in and sitting.

We have carpet,
fabrics, leaders,

colors, color name,
glass and mirrors,

landscaping, metal patterns,

roofing, stone,
synthetic surfaces.

We have dy we have
water window coverings,

and let's select e.g.

this last one would be

SketchUp library has
this kind of woods here.

I will select e.g.

this one, then the

texture of this
material, the thumbnail,

this place in this upper window
with the name wood floor.

And if I hover over my Canvas,

the paint bucket
appears loaded and

ready for applying that
material on any surface, e.g.

on this one,
one-click and here we

have our material,
our wood floor,

apply it here another
quick and we can

apply the material
on any surface.

However, if we move over,

edit will find this
another menu which will

allow us to modify and
edit that texture.

In this case, the wood floor.

We have two main
different options

for modifying that
texture color.

The first one and texture,

the second one, talking
about the color,

we have the picker,

I can expand this arrow

and select a
different color mode.

Now we are working in RGB,

so I can modify these different
values of the red color,

green color, or blue color.

And you can see how our
mood is being modifying.

We can even select a
color using this option.

Much color of objects
in Model and select

one color from our
Canvas as these white.

Or we can select another color
using these match color on

a screen and then pick
any color of our screen.

It can be a color in our
model or outside, e.g.

let's say this blue here
on this upper left corner,

one-click, and here we are.

If I want to recover
my original color,

I just have to hit here
and do color changes.

If I wanted to change this RGB
mode color, I could do it.

And e.g. use this color
wheel or whatever.

Second main option for modifying

our material is called texture.

Here we can see that our
texture is made of J peg image,

which is placed in a specific
folder inside SketchUp.

And we will be able
to change that image.

But then let's say that,

that change could be huge.

We would be talking
about a new material,

so I will not do it here.

But what we can do here is to

change the size of this texture.

Here we have the
width and the height,

and we can lock or
unlock its aspect ratio,

let's say the proportion
between those two values.

Now the value is 1.52 m,

Let's say e.g. 10 m.

And we can see that
change in our model.

On the contrary, if I
type in smaller value,

let's say it's 0.5,
enter our wooed.

Now, looks like that.

Finally, we have the chance to

reset the color
from here as well,

and to change the
opacity of that texture,

we can make that
material transparent.

So once we have our general view

about these materials tray,

let's use it here with this,

another cue I'll go over select,

then I'll use this
time, these secondary.

Let's pick up a stone.

One-click and here I'll pick
up this stone vein gray one.

The material is loaded
in the main window.

We have the name and if
we hover over the canvas,

the paint bucket is ready
for applying the material.

Let's apply it here.

If e.g. I.

Want to apply this material

over all of the
surfaces of this cube.

I could select all
the cube letter B

for the paint bucket.

This is the third cut
and then one-click.

And the material is
applied everywhere,

one click outside
and we are done.

Again.

If we wanted to
edit this material,

we should go over here,
make the changes.

Remember that if I go over

select and then I hit
the house in model.

Now I have these two materials
in model in the stone.

And they would finally to
finish with this episode,

let's see how to edit a material
in a more specific way.

I mean, I will apply a texture

here on this cube
Secondary panel.

One step back, I
have my folder here.

I want to style,
I'll select e.g.

this marble camera floor tile.

One click on this surface,

or as we did before,

I select the entire queue
letter B and one-click.

Then one click outside and
pay attention here because

instead of going over edit

and make any changes
from this panel,

I will select this
surface right button

and I'll go over
this option texture.

Then we will find here
different possibilities,

position, projected,
and edit texture image.

The most important one,

without any doubt, is
this one position.

When I hit it, this four icons
will appear on my texture.

We have the blue one,

the yellow one, red
one, green one.

And they are placed on

every corner of the
title of the material.

You have to know
that any material

in SketchUp is made of tires,

or better say, it is
made of one tile,

which is repeated
over and over again.

The tile of these
marble material

is this one. This is squared.

And then our icons are
placed on every corner.

If I hover over any of them,

I can read the description
and we'll understand

perfectly what we can
do with all of them.

E.g. drag paint to
scale and texture.

Make this kind of transformations
with my materials,

something that I cannot do
from the general edit panel.

This one, the blue one says
wrapping to distort texture.

If I click and drag,

I can make this kind
of transformations.

I am changing the
perspective here,

thanks to the red one,

we can move the position
of the texture.

We click and drag and we
are changing the position.

This material, or better said,

this texture is seamless.

So the position is
not very important.

But we will see another
example in this pin,

this red beam, and
how we will place

the position of the picture

is going to be super,
super important.

Finally, we have
the green one to

a scale and rotate the
texture, click and drag.

Then I can scale my
texture proportionality,

not like we were doing
with the blue pin.

And at the same time, I
can rotate that picture.

Let's do it. E.g. bigger,
I released, zoom out.

And when we are happy
with the result,

we can click outside.

The good thing here is that

those changes have been applied.

On this surface.

The rest of the cube remains

intact using the setting from
this edit General panel.

This is specific changes
in just one surface is

something that we
will use a lot in

schizo to finish
with this episode,

let's do another example here,

but this time we'll use an
image from the exterior,

so we better go
over File Import.

And here we'll select
this logo image.

One-click.

We'll use image as an input.

One click on this corner,

I adjust my scale,

second click, and here we have

our image perfectly placed.

But this is an image,

this is not a material, right?

So if I want to transform
an image into a material,

I have just to select

the image and say,
right Bhutan, explode.

Now if I go over
select in model,

you can see that here there is

a new material called Logo date.

If I select it and I click
on any surface, e.g.

here, one-click,
then we can fill

that surface with that texture.

Let's do the same
with the surface.

So as you can see,

the image has become
a new surface.

With these ideas, I can erase

these edges and apply
the material again.

Now, if I select this
surface right button,

lecture position, it will make

a lot of sense to
use this red pin.

So I click and drag,

and then I will
place this corner

on the corner of my q here.

And I'll use the
green pin in order to

scale and adjust the
width of my tile,

the width of my texture,

to the width of my cube.

Here we are.

So they have to say
that the red and

the green pin are the most
important, in my opinion.

One click outside.

Here we have the texture

perfectly adjusted to
the width of the cube.

And then we can do the
same with the high just

by pushing this roof
here, e.g. here.

Here we have our result.

On the contrary, here,

it is not adjusted
perfectly because it has

the settings of the
general edit panel.

So I could select e.g.

this default material
rapidly and just

one-click and clean
the surface in 1 s.

Furthermore, if we
go over File Import,

I pick up any image from
the exterior that say e.g.

this orange marble.

And instead of using this
option called image,

as we were doing till now,

I use this another one
called texture imports.

Then SketchUp is
not going to allow

me to place that
image everywhere.

I will be allowed just to place

this image which is
being used as a texture,

not as an image just on

a surface of any
object, let's say e.g.

this surface, one-click
here, one here,

adjust the scale, second click,

and then SketchUp has
created a new material.

Immediately. We didn't have to

explode that image
as we did before.

And if we check
these thumbnails,

the neurons marble
material is already here.

Anyways, if we want

that side of the cube
completely white,

again, default material and
one click on this surface.

Eventually to finish
with this episode,

let's talk about these
two call sample paint.

It is here.

I will hit it and then it
will allow us to select

any material which is placed
in our Canvas graphically.

E.g. let's go to
this second queue.

One click on this stone,

and then that material is
already loaded here on

the main window and the paint
bucket is ready to be used.

Let's use it here. When
Craig here we are.

So when we are
working in a normal,

let's say a normal flow,

it is very useful because
imagine that we want

this side with
another material and

then we can steal that
material from the Canvas.

Letter B for the paint bucket,

this is the circuit and
then Alt key in order

to select this sample
paint, I still e.g.

this time this marble,

1-click, the marble
is already loaded.

Release Alt key, and I apply
the material as useful.

So time to say goodbye,

we have many things to
learn about materials.

So we will continue

learning about this
interesting topic.

In the next episode,

we will learn how to create
a material from zero.

And I will show you
different libraries

on the Internet where you

will find amazing textures
for your materials.