Sketchup To Layout - "Cow in Hotdogs Out" Tip.

[Lê Việt Trường]

Here's my tutorial shows how to use template for eassier documentationing models. Hope you like it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRpVKzx9-pw

[ntxdave]

@lê việt trường said:

Here's my tutorial shows how to use template for eassier documentationing models. Hope you like it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRpVKzx9-pw

This looks like a really good tutorial. However, it goes so darn fast that it is very difficult to follow. However, I think I see what you are doing.

If I get the gist of this, if I have a favorite way of showing my models is LayOut, I could take a model and save it as a template. Then when I start LayOut I can bring up that template and just change the reference to the new model I am documenting.

[JQL]

You can have a referenced Sketchup file changed in layout, but you can also have a reference component in your sketchup file and change it for another.

Layout stuff refers to Sketchup Model and Sketchup model is switched on the fly by another component saved on disk, keeping sections and scenes.

I use this system for window components in my architectural projects.

[ntxdave]

@jql said:

You can have a referenced Sketchup file changed in layout, but you can also have a reference component in your sketchup file and change it for another.

Layout stuff refers to Sketchup Model and Sketchup model is switched on the fly by another component saved on disk, keeping sections and scenes.

I use this system for window components in my architectural projects.

Yes and this seems like a VERY good tutorial for that sort of thing. It just goes so fast (and I only speak English) that is difficult to pick up on all he is showing.