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Hey, guys, welcome back to the final section of those introductory series.
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You can open this model from the exercise files shed, do you in our Google, Dave, or on your day.
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So to make a section in your model.
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What you need to do is order Dools.
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And click on section Blin.
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So this is a section plane that you can make a cut, read it you like in your model.
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So I'm going to make a section No.
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So click on this flight off the plane.
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So that makes a section we can also assign a section called the Section one and click.
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Okay.
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So that automatically makes a section plane or select a section plan and press the move doodle and drag
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it in.
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So there you can see that that creates sectional view.
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So this is a 3D action, which you can use in KCR architecture students and you want to show it at the
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3D angle.
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Now, if you want to take it into Odegaard, what you need to do is select a section angle that right.
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Click and click on Alane View.
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No, I'm using the Bantul to hold a shift button and the M.O.s button to ban.
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So this is, again, in perspective, but we need to make it proper section, so to make it in propolis
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section view.
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Go to camera and click on badland projection.
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So that makes it an appropriate section.
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Hillview.
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Also makes a section of God which we don't require, so as F2 to hide the.
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And now you can right click and click on ADD.
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I'm going to add another scene.
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So click on Create Scene.
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I'm going to move these trees out a bit.
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So go into the group and move these trees out and know what we need to do is simply export this model
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out.
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You can see that this is not modeled accurately.
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So there are some lines which may need adjustment in order to get.
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But these are good enough to go as a base of friends before you model it out in order to get.
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And it also comes out accurately with democratic heights as well.
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If you model it correctly in sketch ups and make sure you model your sketch out model correctly as well,
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which we're going to learn in this course, no, go to file and click on export and kick on duty graphic.
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Now, if you want only an image from the sketch, a model, you can change the option to JPEG or.
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But not case, we need AutoCAD.
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Drawings and Guy Dawe file is only available in the SketchUp provisions, so make sure you install SketchUp
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Pro and only then it shows up.
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So click on Odegaard BWC file.
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Go to your therapy where you want to save this file.
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You can also rename this section of new.
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You can also change the AutoCAD version by going to options.
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Can change your option you want.
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I'm going to keep it.
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Arctic Adwar June 14 and leave the rest of the options as is.
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And then click on export.
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So it's exploded into Odegaard and I'm going to open article and showed you how it looks.
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In order get.
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So we could select the article drawing and click on open click on Continue Opening D.W. Fine and you
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can see that it comes in perfectly with all the lines and rectangles.
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It also comes in with these trees.
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If you go on these trees to show up, you can simply hide them in the sketch up and then export it out
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separately.
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As with.
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Similarly, we can also export out Elevation's so to export out Elevation's.
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We need to like take on the section pane and click on activate got so that Deactivates section clean.
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Now go back to camera.
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Standard U.S.
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Front.
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So the front view is on this side, so we need to take the left to you.
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So go to camera standard use left.
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So go to Gamora Standard use.
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Right.
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Finally, we have seen and going to hide the trees for No.
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So to export the salt as an elevation.
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Grenada causes well and the whole cycle.
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Make sure it is in pilot projection mode.
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Create a scene.
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Export duty graphic.
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Call this front elevation.
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And click on export.
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So, no, if you open it in order, get.
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You have your front elevation as well.
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And it comes in perfectly with the dimensions as well.
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We need to change the size of the nitrogen.
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But does an order order get?
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So I'm going to skip it for now.
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So it's a 10 feet height.
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Slap the slab hose and we got to more luck in this course.
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So that is a quick tip on creating sections and exploding it out in AutoCAD.
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You can also export it out as a BNZ if you want to show it off and your presentation boards.
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One last thing which I would like to show you is the shadows, and it's very important to understand
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shadows in sketch up so you can see that we have a green axis, red axis and our blue axis.
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Hopes you can see that the model is clipping and there's a lot of students who complain about this as
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well, that they say that when they zoom out, it starts to flip.
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The reason behind that is because you're using the Palin projection would sort of go to camera and switch
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to perspective.
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And the clipping goes away.
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I'm coming back to shadows.
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The green axis is always pointed towards a knot.
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So this is not south, east and west.
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So do activate the shadows in your scene.
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You can go to view and click on Shadows.
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You can see that this creates a shadow on the side.
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That's because the green axes pointed to as a knot.
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And then the assault had access to I.D..
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So not so.
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East and West.
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This is the evening sun.
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So the shadow is falling from this side.
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And if you are not just the shadow settings, you can go to your shadow settings on their default tree.
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You can see that this is the evening sun, which is down to 30.
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You change it more.
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It becomes bigger.
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So going to make it to the morning sun.
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And we can also change our month.
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You can make the shadows longer or shorter, depending on the month.
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So that's how you create shadows.
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And it's always important to understand your north, south, east and west axis.
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If you want to change the north angle to say this side, because you don't want to rotate the model
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either, you want to change the axis.
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We have something called solar.
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Not so good of you.
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Click on toolbars and activate the solar, not Plug-In.
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So this is so not accurate that this is a plug in where we can change the night taxes and sketch up.
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But it's always important that right off the bat, your green access appointed to a do not know if you
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want to change taxes, you click on the second set.
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Not dual.
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No, click once and then change the axis accordingly, so you can see that the shadows also change automatically.
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So now the naughties pointed towards this site, so not south, east and west.
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And since this is the morning sun, it's falling from the east side.
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So that's a quick dip.
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You can notice that we held these two annoying vertical lines that is coming from our VRT acidity.
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So I hope you've installed the VRA plugin for sketch up to to make it show up in your sketch up scene.
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Go to view Doodlebugs.
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And scrawled only want to find veto's.
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I'm going to search on a video for SketchUp, Relay Lights, VOA Objects, NBT Utilities.
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We also have an additional plugin called LAWBOOK.
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So go to Lawbook.
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And so start on as well.
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And finally, I saw last night as well, which is already active.
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I'm going to quickly dock this to my main menu.
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So drag the VRA toolbars and place it on the top.
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Need to hover for a bit for a new space to show up.
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And then you can dorkiest to do plug ins as well.
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Not to hide this.
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This actually comes from our camera settings in Lacerda, Teito.
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So the acetate it does, the most important part of it is for you're going to be talking quite a lot
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about in this course in Section three.
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So click on the acid editor to open it up.
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So this is not accidental.
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No, to hide these lines or go to settings and you go to.
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I know, but we have safe frame.
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So if you switch does off the safe frame, also heights, we're going to be talking about it in depth.
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So do not worry if it confuses you for now.
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That is just a small introduction to wheaty because those lines are annoying me as well.
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So I hope you got it.
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Just off an introduction to SketchUp.
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We didn't cover all their doors because it's not really required.
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But if there are certain tools or plug ins that come up, we're going to be covering it and scores.
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The main idea for this course is to get you up and running with designing and modeling a beautiful looking
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house.
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And you will be able to do that too well on your way after you've completed the course.
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So I'll see you guys in the next video.
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Cheers.
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