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    Tekkybot
    last edited by 6 Sept 2008, 19:39

    from the components box? another question, how come when i click new project, the components that used to be shown, disappear? where do they go?

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      Gaieus
      last edited by 6 Sept 2008, 19:48

      Notice that the component browser serves two purposes: you can access different pre-installed components in your component libraries and you can manage the components you are using in your current model (this is the "in model" folder in the browser).

      Now if you have unused (and unwanted) components in your model, you can "purge" them by accesing a flyout menu by clicking on the small,blue arrow next to the pulldown menu in the browser.

      Actually you can also do this with layers,materials and styles or do everything at once from the Window > model info > statistics > purge all command.

      Gai...

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        rodrigonotor
        last edited by 6 Sept 2008, 19:48

        I think you only insert the componet in the sketchup file. If you want to always be in the component box, you have to copy the components to the component folder, or add a library in the component box


        comp1.png


        comp2.png

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          Tekkybot
          last edited by 6 Sept 2008, 21:22

          @gaieus said:

          Notice that the component browser serves two purposes: you can access different pre-installed components in your component libraries and you can manage the components you are using in your current model (this is the "in model" folder in the browser).

          Now if you have unused (and unwanted) components in your model, you can "purge" them by accesing a flyout menu by clicking on the small,blue arrow next to the pulldown menu in the browser.

          Actually you can also do this with layers,materials and styles or do everything at once from the Window > model info > statistics > purge all command.

          yup i got it thanx guys 😄

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            bigstick
            last edited by 7 Sept 2008, 10:12

            Have you seen the video tutorials? They are excellent and explain most things about using SketchUp. It might save you time posting.

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              Burkhard
              last edited by 7 Sept 2008, 12:06

              🤣 about 10 hours watching videos against 1 min posting and a big thank you

              ...but you're right this is a very basic question 😉

              [http://www.ia-plus.de(http://www.ia-plus.de)]

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                bigstick
                last edited by 8 Sept 2008, 06:58

                @burkhard said:

                🤣 about 10 hours watching videos against 1 min posting and a big thank you

                ...but you're right this is a very basic question 😉

                Oh Burkhard - shame on you 😄 You haven't seen these cool videos before? I know that most people are too lazy to read, but come on, it's just like watching TV!

                I guess this means that some people haven't seen all the cool stuff on YouTube either. There are so many things to improve our knowledge of SketchUp there, no matter how good we think you are. 😉

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                  Burkhard
                  last edited by 8 Sept 2008, 09:31

                  Yep, Sketchup Videos are my second TV experience. But I have a big laugh about the time saver argument.
                  But I'm wiiling to shame 👊 😳

                  [http://www.ia-plus.de(http://www.ia-plus.de)]

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                    Gaieus
                    last edited by 8 Sept 2008, 09:38

                    If one wants to learn SU he/sge will go through the videos, the manuals and the tutorials provided everywhere sooner or later. A couple of questions won't hurt anyone but may help to discover these resources.

                    I remember my first dome - I was building it for days (connecting all pieces of lines) until I found out of the lathe function of the follow me tool 😳
                    That was when I decided to go through all the tutorials and all imaginable and accessible resources of info 😄

                    Gai...

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                      Tekkybot
                      last edited by 8 Sept 2008, 09:45

                      @bigstick said:

                      Have you seen the video tutorials? They are excellent and explain most things about using SketchUp. It might save you time posting.

                      on youtube? yup. i watch them when i cant figure something out, or cant find how to search for it in the manual. or on the forum. you know im not just a lazy bum guys 😛 i was searching for 'delete' component when its actually called purge 😕

                      other then youtube are there any other video tutorial sites?

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                        Tekkybot
                        last edited by 8 Sept 2008, 12:01

                        @unknownuser said:

                        Have a look here:
                        resources

                        thanx dude. this is an excellent resource 👍

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                          Gaieus
                          last edited by 8 Sept 2008, 12:21

                          Yes, Joy (catamointain) and others like Taff for instance have really worked hard to put all those excellent links together

                          Gai...

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