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Hello guys and welcome
to this new class in

where we're going to
talk about the styles.

The style string
is already open.

The interface is similar
to the previous ones.

We have our main thumbnail,

which is displaying how

our current style looks like

with a name and description
at the right side,

we can expand a secondary panel.

Let's do it.

Here we have different
folders with

different styles that we

will be able to
use in the future.

Coming back to this upper part,

we have the possibility
to create a new style and

the possibility to update
their current style.

If we make any changes,

we have these three levels,

select, Edit and mix.

If I go over select,

then we find two arrows

for going backwards
or going forward,

we have our little house in
model, Right-click on it.

We'll see the styles that
we have used in this file.

In this very moment,

we have just one.

If I hover over this thumbnail,

I will be able to
read simple style.

This is the name of this style.

And if I expand,
this little arrow,

will find different
folders in where I will

find more and more
predefined styles.

We'll see this later.

Right side, as usually,

we find this arrow pointing to

the right side called
details with more options,

open or create a collection,

safe collection as a
collection to favorites.

Remove collection from
favorites birds and used,

and the possibility to change

the display of the thumbnails.

Well, once that we have

overview the style
stray, Let's go deeper.

Let's move over the
next level called Edit.

Here we have 12345
possibilities.

We have Ed settings,

we have faced settings,

we have background settings,

we have watermark settings,

and finally, we have
Modelling settings.

Let's go to the first
one, edge settings.

This is quite important because
here, as you can imagine,

we are talking about just
the edges of our drawing.

First of all, we find
that NTS is on and,

but IDS is off,

profiles is on with number two,

the rest are off except
for the dust is optional.

If I switch off edges,

then in our drawing,

we can see that some edges
are off, completely off,

but we have still some of them,

the ones that SketchUp
used to call profiles.

If I switch off profiles,

then we don't have any
ads on in our drawing.

I can make these changes if
I go over, view its style.

And here I switch on
or switch off edges,

back edges, profiles,
depth, cue or extension.

It is exactly the same.

And I can use both ways for
making these changes later,

it will happen the same with
this phase style option.

Anyways, if I switch on edges,

you will see that I
have edges everywhere.

Now, if I switch on back edges,

then those back edges
will be visible.

This option is at the same time,

the same as this one.

Here, back ideas.

Take in mind that this toolbar,

it is directly related
with these styles tray.

If I switch off the
back edges here,

the mark here in my style
stray is off as well.

Then we have the profiles.

If I click this profile
option and instead of two,

I write down ten.

To be more clear,
we can see that

the profile is a kind of
an Ed's around our CEP,

which is, let's say,

kind of perimeter of our sake,

I will draw here a queue

and you will see it
even more clear.

As you can see, the
profile is that ads,

which is around the same.

The edges placed, let's

say in the middle are
not called profiles.

So my suggestion
here is to switch

off always these profiles off.

We don't need them at all.

Depth cue is another option
which is not very useful.

Let's type in ten
instead of four.

And you can see that now
some edges are thicker,

but it's a kind of
random process.

Extension is talking
about the lens of

our ideas when we arrived
to an end point, e.g.

here, if I type in ten,

this length is longer.

If I type in 50,

even longer, and then you're

drawing maybe can
look like caskets.

On the other hand, endpoints
will allow us to represent.

Our endpoints with
this kind of cross.

If I write down e.g.

50, you can see now how
our drawing looks like.

Furthermore, detail, we'll
play with the values of

all of our previous
options in a random way.

So if I switch on this option

now the representation of our
row, it will be like that.

But if I switch off, switch on,

again deter, then we will
get another kind of effect.

Finally, the last option
is called dashes.

It comes on automatically
and if we switch off,

the dust is option,

we cannot appreciate any
change in our model.

This is because this does,

this option is talking
about a different kind of

line that we are not using
right now in our model.

So we should go over
another tray call tax.

If you have a previous
version of a SketchUp,

maybe this tax tray
is called liar.

And here we find that
in this model we

have just at that core and

that all of our models in

SketchUp will have this
tag with this name,

will be able to create more and

of course to delete
them as we want.

But the thing here
is that if we are

working with this
data right now,

if we hit here, fault,

one-click, then many
different lines

appear and we can choose
not just the default line,

but different line with dashes.

Let's choose e.g. this one,

then there is no
change in our model.

Because if we come
back here to Eddie,

Ed Dyess does is
now that this is

a one-click and then all of

our edges now are displayed
with this dashed line.

This is something
very interesting,

unrelated with this task tray.

So anyways, let's switch
again to the default line,

and it's time now to jump to

the next option called
phase settings.

This nu is simple.

We have the front color now in

white and the black color
in this kind of gray.

We already talked about this
in that episode in where we

were trying to understand

deeper fundamental concepts
around the SketchUp.

In this specific case,

the concepts related
with the front color and

the color is the one that
I called Reverse Faces.

The thing is that in
SketchUp, we have always,

in every phase, two planes,

the plane towards the
camera with a color.

This is the front color by
default in white color.

And then we have the back color.

If I erase that
phase, we can see,

but color in all the phases
in which this Q is made off.

That back color in this style

has this kind of
blue or gray color.

So the thing is that here,

we can change those
color easily.

Imagine that I want my
font color in these

bright blue and the black
color in this kind of pink.

My suggestion here is don't
change the font color.

White is perfectly okay,

but the back color,

I recommend you to
change to another one,

I would say a more bright
color, e.g. this one.

Because this way, when you
need to reverse phases,

you will distinguish that
back color super easy.

E.g. imagine that here.

This phase is not placed
towards the camera.

So the more bright
your back color is,

the more easy for you
to distinguish it.

If we come back to this menu,

will find here the style bar.

This style bar is exactly
the same as this one,

but it makes total sense because

this toolbar is
actually giving us

the chance for playing with

different features
in our surfaces.

These features most of

the times are related
with the transparency.

So here we can switch on and

switch off that
transparency feature

and we can change the value of

that transparency faster
means 50 per cent,

nicer, means around
65 per cent time

to jump to the next option
called Background settings.

Here, we'll be able to change

the color of the
background now in gray,

imagine that we want a
more whitish color, e.g.

this one, we find as
well in this menu

the possibility to switch
on or switch off the sky,

the ground, and of course,

the possibility to
change the color

of those features as well.

Now this guy is off,

but we can switch
on that the sky

easily and change
the color as well.

And the same with the round.

Because remember, and I
will switch off the ground

again that the white
color is not the ground.

The white color is the
color of this fear.

But we don't have a plane
right now as a ground.

So if I switch on ground,

then we have that plane
plays at zero in the set.

Axis.

And the thing is that now
we have some transparency.

If we don't want
that transparency,

we can say that the
transparency is zero.

And then you can
see now perfectly

the ground when I orbit the
camera around my model,

if I keep the transparency
at 50 per cent,

which could be nice because
when I have some object, e.g.

let's say my Italian Pavilion,

I move it along

this axis and this new
position, as you can see,

thanks to this ground option
and the transparency,

I can distinguish
how my object is

not placed exactly
over the ground,

it is below the ground,

so it is not a bad idea.

If you make an style
using this ground option,

I could change the color.

Of course, I don't like
this when it could be

a kind of gray, e.g. this one.

And then you have
this another option

called so round from below in

order to see that ground when

you are looking at your
object from below,

if I switch off this upsilon,
the ground disappears.

I will keep this option on.

I'd like to have an sky,

but this is up to you.

And once that I am happy
with these changes,

you can check how in
our main thumbnail,

our current ten years
are already there.

So I could click on
this thumbnail in order

to refresh, update my style.

This style called simple style,

I could have used as well

this little button called

update the style with
changes, it is the same.

Let's jump now to this next
option, watermark setting.

We have on display watermarks.

So let's add one watermark,
one-click over here,

we have to find an image

that we want to use
as a watermark.

We'll use e.g. this logo of
the Tate Gallery in London,

one click Open, and then
different windows will pop up.

We can change the name
watermark. One is okay.

We can choose if we want

that watermark to be
in the background

or in front of the model

as an overlay,
let's say Overlay.

Next here will be
able to play with

different aspects as the bright,

we can create a mask.

We can play with the transparency
again, let's say next.

And this is interesting because

here we'll be able to choose

how we want to display that
watermark in our screen, e.g.

to fit the screen tile across

the screen or positioned
in the screen,

I will choose this last option.

And I could say that I want

my watermark in the
right down corner.

The scale of that
watermark can be modified.

And then let's click Finish.

Now we can't see our watermark

because the default
rate is above the mat,

but here it is in our menu.

At the same time, we have

a watermark called
watermark one,

a thumbnail with the image,

and we have the possibility
to create more watermarks.

Or if we want to
delete this one, e.g.

we just have to click on here.

Delayed watermark.

Yes.

Finally, we find

this last option called
modelling settings.

If I hit it, then you
will see this menu called

modelling in where basically
we can change the color of,

let's say, different
elements that we

use when we are modelling
and object, e.g.

when we select an object as it

is already selected,
the Italian pavilion.

Now, that selection, that box
selection is in blue color.

We can change that blue

and say that we don't
want that blue,

but we want this purple.

Now, the selection box
is in that column.

I prefer to keep the blue one.

I wouldn't suggest you
to make changes here,

but of course, it's up to you.

You can change the color
when an object is locked.

The guides, different
aspects of a section,

plane, section
feel sexual lines.

And this is interesting
because here,

there is this option
called section line width.

Here Aeneas gets
up, is difficult to

change the width of the lines.

It is something that I
really miss some time.

So for me, this option
is a little gift.

Let's use it rapidly.

I will hit the section
plane upsilon,

one click the name of
the section is okay.

I will select it and I will
move it along the green axis.

One-click here.

I will use the
section toolbar menu.

I will deselect everything.

And now the section
line is visible.

If I change this number
three and I type in.

You can see how these sex online

now is much more thicker.

I could change as well

the color of that
sex or line here.

So this is interesting anyways

then is to match,
let's say five.

Then we have more
and more options.

We can decide if we want to
watch the hidden geometry,

the hidden updates,
color by dark guides,

model, axis, etcetera, etcetera.

This last part of the menu
called match photo is

related with something that
we haven't learned already.

Something called photo mats are

very powerful tool in SketchUp.

Remember when I go over

File Import and then I
want to import an image,

we can use that image as

image texture when we want

that image to turn
into a material.

And then we have this
last third option

called new matched photo.

This is something that we
will see in the future.

So this modelling menu is done,

and now it is high time to
jump into a different level.

We have seen everything
about this edit option and

now we'll go over mix
that in this menu,

we find the same features
we have already seen.

So summing up,
thanks to this menu,

will be able to mix

different features
from different styles.

Will be able to take
the head settings

from one style and
mix it with e.g.

the face settings
of another style.

But first off, doing an example,

I'll go over select.

And here I will expand

this little arrow in
where we will find

different folders with
many different styles,

predefined styles
inside of all of them.

The first folder is
called in model.

This is the same as
our little house.

Then we have this another
folder, call it style.

Here we have asserted
styles, color sets,

default styles for the
modelling, sketchy ideas,

straight lines, style,
bidder, competition winner.

If I click on the
first one, e.g.

you will find here different
predefined styles, e.g.

this one called watercolor
paper with pencil,

I will click on it
and then playing

with all the features that
we have already seen.

The edges, the front color,

the color, the sky,

the ground, etc. etc.

This style has create this
kind of effect in our drawing.

I will hide the section plane.

Here it is, the result.

It is interesting.

Let's try e.g. this is another
one called PSO vignette.

If I move one step backward,

then I can go inside this

another folder called
a sketchy edges.

This is my favorite because
here I think that you

will find the ones
which are more useful,

the ones which at the end,

maybe you will use it
in your projects, e.g.

let's use this third
option, brush strokes.

You have this kind of effect,

or let's say this one
called watercolor.

You can create that filling
in where your drawings are,

a kind of sketch.

Again, the section plane.

Actually, I could
erase this section.

We don't need it.

I was telling that
maybe this kind of

styles are very good
when you are starting

your project and imagine
that you want to show

your project to your
teacher or to your client.

You have the first model is

not finished at
all, the project.

So you can use this
kind of style in order

to express your ideas in a very,

let's say, fancy way.

So I suggest you to explore
all of these folders.

We go back again to mix.

If I want to mix
different styles,

then I should go over
these secondary panel,

select one of the styles
that I want to mix.

I will hit this little house
in model and then e.g.

let's use this one
called simple style.

The first one we use,

and I will click and drag over

the feature that I
want to use, e.g.

background settings, then I have

mixed my current style called

watercolor with the background
of this simple style.

Now, I have this gray
background and I have an,

a sky, blue sky,

but I keep the edges
the previous style.

If I liked it and
I want to save it,

I could do two things.

I could rephrase the
thumbnail and then

update this style
called watercolor.

But I would lose

the original style called
watercolor as it was.

Or I can create a new one with
these different settings.

In my opinion, this is
the best option here.

So I will change the name makes
and then I can just click

on here update style with

changes and they have a
new style called mix.

If I go over select house,

you will find it here.

Mix, and I haven't lost
my watercolor style.

It is not here,

but I can find it if I go over

a sketch here, ds,
here, watercolor.

We're going to finish
the class here.

I strongly recommend you
to practice with it.

This is something
that you can do just

when you open your file.

And in the next episode,

we will see how to save

our own style in an independent
file in order to use it.

Every time we open a
new file in a schizo.