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[...]... back wall Figure 1- 14 15 Orbit to face the back wall, and click the same midpoint on this wall The finished building is shown in Figure 1- 15 Figure 1- 15 6  |  Chapter 1: Making Multiple Copies Other Uses There are endless possibilities for external linear array copies, but here are just a few: Figure 1- 16 shows repeated chair-and-desk components that fill a classroom Figure 1- 16 Figure 1- 17 shows houses... offset construction line as shown in Figure 1- 20 The offset distance appears next to the cursor Figure 1- 20 3 To make the offset exact, type the offset distance and press Enter For this example, type 4’ for 4 feet (Figure 1- 21) Note You can use the Tape Measure to resize an entire model, group, or component This is shown in Recipes 10 .10 , 10 .11 , and 10 .12 Figure 1- 21 4 Create construction lines at the same... Figure 1- 31 Figure 1- 31 Creating Linear Internal Arrays  |  11 Other Uses An internal linear array can be used to space pickets of a fence Figure 1- 32 shows a fence in which the first picket is copied to the end of the fence Figure 1- 32 In Figure 1- 33, the 4/ spacing creates four copies of the picket Figure 1- 33 In Figure 1- 34, the 7/ spacing creates seven copies, producing a denser fence Figure 1- 34 12  ... equal spaces in between (Figure 1- 27) You can still change your mind; in Figure 1- 28, for example, I switched to five copied windows (5/) Figure 1- 27 Figure 1- 28 10   |  Chapter 1: Making Multiple Copies 10 To make additional evenly spaced rows, select all of the windows, and for the first move point, click any one of the windows at its top point (Figure 1- 29) Figure 1- 29 11 Start to move the copy up vertically... all of the windows in the row, as shown in Figure 1- 11 (Holding the Shift key enables you to select multiple objects.) Figure 1- 11 12 Activate Move and press Ctrl/Option Click anywhere for the first move point—on a face, edge, or in blank space Then click the second move point straight above the first move point, in the blue direction (Figure 1- 12) SketchUp moves the selected objects by the distance... the two move points Figure 1- 12 Copying in Linear Arrays  |  5 13 Enter 2x (or whatever number works for you) and adjust the spacing to fill the wall with windows (Figure 1- 13) Figure 1- 13 14 Now you can copy all of these windows to the back of the building Select them all, activate Move with Ctrl/Option, and for the first move point, click the midpoint shown in Figure 1- 14 This midpoint is used so.. .14 Dynamic Components 343 14 .1  Finding Dynamic Components 344 14 .2  Interacting with Dynamic Components 345 14 .3  Investigating Dynamic Component Options 347 14 .4  Scaling Dynamic Components 349 14 .5  Modifying and Replacing Dynamic Components 3 51 14.6  Sizing by the Reference Point 353 Index ... point your browser to http:/ /sketchup .google. com/3dwarehouse The opening page has a search field at the top, in which you can enter cookbook Because you are searching for a collection, and not an individual model, select the Collections radio button (Figure P -1) Figure P -1 At the time of this writing, there is only one cookbook collection, whose full name is Google SketchUp Cookbook (Figure P-2) Click... as 8.5’ This still looks too crowded (Figure 1- 8) Figure 1- 8 4  |  Chapter 1: Making Multiple Copies 10 Keep trying out new numbers until your spacing looks right As shown in Figure 1- 9, I settled on spacing of 9’ 4”, which can be entered like this: 9’4 (The inch symbol is not needed because that is the default unit.) Figure 1- 9 Entering Numbers Figure 1- 10 SketchUp is flexible in how you can enter numbers... |  15 3 Select this new window face (Figure 1- 41) Figure 1- 41 4 Activate Rotate The first click places the center of rotation, which should be the center of the top octagonal face Before you can find this point, you need to remind SketchUp of that inference point, so hover over one of the corner points of the top octagon (Figure 1- 42) Figure 1- 42 5 Having found the circumference of the octagon, SketchUp . Model 2 71 11. 1 Working with Layers 2 71 11. 2 Working with Scenes 273 11 .3 Working with Shadows 275 11 .4 Sectioning Your Model 276 11 .5 Using Layers and Scenes to Control Displayed Objects 277 11 .6. 280 11 .7 Studying Shadow Movements 283 11 .8 Walking Through Your Model 284 11 .9 Creating Animated Sections 287 11 .10 Creating Staged Sectioning Animation 292 12 . Displaying Your Model 297 12 .1. Edge Style 311 12 .9 Using Styles in a Presentation 313 13 . 3D Warehouse and Google Earth 317 13 .1 Finding Models in the 3D Warehouse 318 13 .2 Refining Your 3D Warehouse Search 320 13 .3 Uploading