All language subtitles for 613241-57 - Scenes - The definitive SKETCHUP course. From beginner to expert.en-US

Hello people and welcome
to this new class

where we're going to see
a new tray called a.

Since this tray is
here, I will expand.

It, will find here the
possibility to add

icing or to delayed our scene.

So let's wait a little bit
till we create our first.

Firstly, I would like to
talk about other tools

related with this
sin tray, like this.

Three tools that we find here

at the end of the main toolbar.

We have position camera.

We have this tool called
Look around with this.

And we have these two Cold War,

the three of them are
related with the TRE, why?

Because the three of them
are going to help us to

place the camera in a
very, very good position.

Once this is done,

we will record that
position of the camera with

many more properties
through our essence.

Let's do an example.

Here.

We have a professional project

in where I'm working right now.

This is a bit house
and I have to do

the interior design
of different rooms.

One of those rooms
is the living room.

The living room is placed here.

Then if I go just scrolling in,

I can get this position
of the camera.

But if I orbit here
as I am placed in a,

let's say a small space

rapidly I can have
travels, right?

So in this case is when you are

working in a project like that,

my first recommendation
is that you

should create what I
call our work is sin.

I mean, in this project e.g.

as I told you, I am in charge
of the Interior Design,

so I will work a
lot in this space,

in this living room,

the ceiling most of the time
is just something annoying.

Okay, So while you are working,

we can create attack in

where we put everything
we don't need, like e.g.

the ceiling, this is something
that it is already done.

If I go over tax,

you will find here this
tag called serine so I can

hide this tag and then I don't

have the ceiling
anymore so I can work.

I can place my
furnitures easily.

I can have a better view of

the space all the
time and so on.

So e.g. if this
position of the camera,

let's say that it is
correct as a reference,

then I can go over,

uh, scenes and say,

add a sin one click and I

am recording right
now this position of

the camera with many
more properties

as all of this that
we can read here,

if I scroll down,

the name is seeing
one we can call

this scene work is seen
better at description.

And then this is
interesting because we have

here all the properties
safe with the scene.

The camera allocation,
which is obvious,

top level hidden geometry,

hidden objects receive all
ducks, active section planes,

style and fog, subtle settings
and access locations.

All of these things are
safe with this sin,

which means that if I
continue working, e.g.

I need the ceiling.

Right now.

I am here working
on working again.

And then I need that
word sin again.

I just have to hit
on here two clicks,

the tag goes out.

If I had a section plane, e.g.

it comes if I had
some subtotals,

settings, they would
come as well, etc, etc.

So this is my first
recommendation.

Create a word sin.

Anyways, once you have
finished your project,

like in this case,

all the furnitures are
perfectly placed and then you

want to create a final note.

Work is seen, then it is

the correct moment for
using these tools.

The first one is called
position camera.

If I hit on here and
I hover over Miocene,

SketchUp is asking me where
I want to put this guy,

let's say here on the
main floor, one-click.

And then the first
thing that we have

to check is is the eye.

Down in the right corner,

we can read 2.42 m.

This is the high,
high right now,

I could say that it is too much,

so I can just type in 1.6.

We can adjust these high,

high and then automatically
the other tool

called Look around,

which will allow us to pivot

the camera view around
and a stationary point.

If I click left
button and I drag,

I will pivot around
a stationary point.

It is like I am using

just my neck if I would
be a human being,

but my body is completely still.

I can move my neck looking at

the upper part of my
room or even my fit.

This is super useful in

order to select the
best camera view.

Imagine that we are happy
with this position.

We unhide the ceiling, tack,

one-click here and we can
add a new lesson here.

We're the third
tool that we have

available is this
one called Walk.

It will allow us to adjust

the camera view because
using this tool,

we will not lose the eye height.

That is the point of this tool.

So once it is selected,

once you hit it and you
hover over your scene,

if I click on here, e.g.

you will see a little gross,

which is the reference
for our future movements.

The thing about this tool is
that we will keep the high,

high all the time.

We will not lose it as if we
were using the orbit tool.

I click and drag and I have

that little cross
as a reference.

If I go above the little cross,

I will move forward.

Below the little cross,

I will move backwards.

If I move over the left
of the little cross,

I will move towards
the left side and the

same over the right
side of the cross.

Here, our movements
are a little bit

complicated because I have
to say that this file,

it comes from articulate.

So the movement are a
little bit strange.

Normally, it is easier
to use this tool.

Let's jump now here to

this another project in
where everything, the base,

not just the furnitures
were made in a sketch,

then as you can see,
we have this work is

seen called tobacco in Spanish.

So I can come to
this meeting point.

Let's say easily,
I can work here,

I can put my furnitures.

And then once that I want
to create a final scene,

I use the position camera.

One click on here,

I check the IHI.

1.6 could be okay.

I look around using
the tool call,

look around and I
am not changing

my eye, my position neither.

And in case that I want to move,

then I can use the warp tool,

one click and drag,

and then I move above, behind,

left or right accordingly

with this little
cross, this time,

I can control much more bitter

the movements because
as I told you,

we don't have the problem
as with the file before,

once I am in my
desired position, e.g.

let's say here
again, look around,

I can check what is the
best camera view, e.g.

this one could be nice.

I would need to unhide
the ceiling and create

another esteem just by
clicking on Add a scene.

Take into account that if
I use my work tool and I

position my feet far
from the glitter cross,

I will move more rapid than if I

position the feet close
to the retailer crops.

Finally, if I find in
my movement of all,

I stop against the
wall and I find

this little icon
which says forbidden.

Unless I hold down Alt key,

then I can go through the walls.

Were coming back to
our first project.

Let's use the luca
round tool in order to

find Another nice
camera position.

Imagine that we like e.g.

this one, and we say that we
want to add a sin, perfect.

The same number three
will come here it is,

with all of these
properties, right?

But the thing here
is that the lines,

the vertical lines are
a little bit inclined.

This is because we are using

this perspective
camera and it will be

better if we use this
two-point perspective.

Now, all the vertical lines

are completely straight because

we have delighted that third
point of the perspective,

which is placed the upper part,

this will be explained

better in another
class where we will

see how to export our
sins into IJ back.

But now the thing is
that we have made

some changes in our sin

and we want to save
those changes.

So we should go over
sin number three,

right bottom update
as soon as SketchUp

asks us if we want to save
all of these properties,

we say yes, update,

then this scene comes with
this two-point perspective.

So if I move the camera and

I go back again to
a C Number three,

we can see two point
perspective here.

The same will happen
if we come back

to a C number two, let's do it.

And we realize that
we haven't used

another very useful tool
which is not very well known.

It is here if we go over

camera field of
view, I will hit it.

And then in the measure bar,

we can read 75 degrees.

This is talking about our
visual field as a human being.

The normal field of view for
a human being is 60 degrees,

but we can play with
it in order to give

more information to our project.

That is the reason
because here I

have 75 degrees by default,

but we could say 45 Enter and
then everything changed it.

So I place my guy here again.

I look around.

I can use the warp tool.

If I want to move a little bit

backwards without
losing my eye height,

look around again, I check
my better camera view.

I can use even the hand tool

in order to pan a little bit.

And then again, look around.

I could use the camera
two point perspective.

And if I go over
camera field of view,

we are using 45
degrees right now.

If we don't like
it, we can say 60.

And then they fill
of view is wider.

Again. I can look

around again if I want
to move backwards,

I have to use this fit tool.

If I don't want to
lose my I high.

And once I am here
and I am happy,

then if I have my sin
number to select it,

I can say right
button update as sin,

and all of these
changes will be saved.

This update, the sin of
sin is here as well.

And these arrows
will allow us to

move this thing down or up.

Finally, we have
this Upsilon for in

order to make modifications
in our thumbnails.

And eventually we can hide
details or so details.

Those details are talking
about those properties we saw

here when we scroll down as
it is useful in SketchUp,

we have this arrow in

every tray in where
we have more oxygens,

which you can easily check,

but the most important
ones are already seen.

You have to have in mind
that the goal of having seen

is that we can come back to
that as sin whenever we want.

It will allow us
to finally create

a J peg when we export
this as seen as an image.

So I encourage you to practice
with your own projects.

Create two or three nice scenes,

make some modifications on
them and refresh those scenes.

Don't forget to use the
two-point perspective,

two-point perspective Upsilon,
and the field of view.

And in the next episode,

we will see another tray
which can be used as

well in a scene as it
is, the saddles tray.