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‫You guys, welcome back to yet another video now in this video, I'm going to be talking about the importance

‫of groups and why you need to model each and everything and catch up with groups.

‫Let's go.

‫So let's create a new sketch of.

‫Go to file and click on new.

‫All right.

‫Somalia is back.

‫So now we need to create two rectangles and then push them out just so that I can show you the difference.

‫So going to make my first rectangle and then my second Ignagni.

‫And now I need to give a height or an exclusion, so I'm going to use the push poll to select the face

‫press, be on your keyboard, activate the push pull tool and give a height of, say, five feet.

‫This one as well.

‫And let's make one of these boxes, a group, so to make it a group, you can click on the face and

‫it would select all the faces and edges in this object.

‫And now you can right click and click on Me group.

‫Alright, so we have one object, which is a group and one object, which is not a group, not the reason

‫why we create groups and sketch up is because of something called stickiness.

‫So as you can see, we have this object here, and if I try to move this, so I'm going to guess I'm

‫on my keyboard to activate the mortal without anything selected.

‫Now, if I click on this edge point and start moving, you can see that I move or lead that edge point

‫and not the entire object.

‫But in this case, it's a group.

‫So if I click on Move tool and if I click here to select the group, I can move the entire entity.

‫So that's one of the main differences.

‫Now let's say I make a box boxier.

‫Which is connected to this object, and I'm going to give a thickness again.

‫Similarly, I'm going to make another box here.

‫And give a technical.

‫Now, since this is a group, and if I move this.

‫It's not really stuck to this face or this new box.

‫It's a separate entity and I can move around better away like.

‫And if I try to move this, so I'm going to select some faces and edges of this box.

‫And now we face removing this, you can see that it's stuck.

‫So this is called stickiness.

‫But if it's not a group and I make something attached to this face, it's always going to get stuck

‫to that face.

‫It's always get into the habit of creating groups.

‫And then placing them together.

‫This helps a lot, and it would definitely ease your modeling workflow going forward.

‫Now, here's a quick tip to make groups super fast and sketch up.

‫And that's by assigning a shortcut to make groups.

‫They're going to do that by going to windows, going to preferences, clicking on shortcuts and search

‫for make.

‫So we have a group in the bottom you.

‫I'm going to add a shortcut.

‫And click on Plus.

‫So I've already assigned it to my group.

‫Click on Yes.

‫In your case, it may have been assigned to me competence.

‫I would suggest that you reassign it to make rules because we generally use more groups in our models

‫than competence, especially when it comes to interior design.

‫So click on yes and press OK.

‫So now to make groups, all you need to do is make your rectangle double click on the fifth to select

‫the faces and edges and then simply press on your keyboard to make it a group.

‫So now there's a separate group.

‫Now into this group, you can see that.

‫The rest of the area gets grayed out and we have a bounding box here, and then we have our fears and

‫say, so this helps remodel only what is inside this group.

‫So I'm going to just push this out.

‫So we have another group and I'm going to switch on something called outline in our default.

‫If it doesn't show up in your default, you can go to Windows Default and switch it on you, or you

‫can right click on the default to click on Manage Trees, select the default rate and switch on outline

‫on.

‫So what Outliner does is it gives a name or it details out a hierarchy of your group, so we are one

‫group will be another group and then we have one more group here.

‫You can also have a group within a group, which is called a nested group.

‫Now, let's say, for example, you want to nest this group inside this group.

‫So to do that, you need to select this group, press control x and then you need to enter this group.

‫So now you can see that we are inside this group because of this bounding box.

‫And to enter the group, you need to double click.

‫After you enter the group, go to edit and click on waste in place, so as soon as I placed it in place,

‫you can see that this group, which is this is now under the main group.

‫So we have unlisted group within the main group.

‫I will be showing you instances of use nested groups, competence and more in the main course.

‫So that is a quick tutorial into groups, I would highly recommend you guys to make everything in groups

‫from your note, and I will be showing it to you shortly when we start modeling our room and sketch

‫up.

‫So I'll see you guys in the next video.

‫Just.