06.10. Modelling Concept & Creating SketchUp personal Components collection
SketchUp & Layout Tutorial for Interior Designers
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14m
In this tutorial, we walk you through creating and updating door components in SketchUp, emphasizing the use and customization of dynamic components. You’ll learn how to manipulate trim, create and weld lines for cleaner geometry, and design both traditional and contemporary shadow line door jams. The video also covers the creation of openings in slabs for staircases and courtyards. Through detailed steps, we demonstrate efficient techniques for scaling, moving, and adjusting components, along with preparing your model for future projects.
00:00 Getting Started with Door Component
00:30 Creating Traditional Style Door Trim
01:32 Adjusting Segments for Smaller Arches
02:09 Using Follow Me Tool for Trim
04:00 Modeling Shadow Line Skirting and Door Jam
04:27 Dynamic Components in SketchUp
09:54 Creating Openings in Slabs for Staircase
12:14 Adding Sliding Glass Doors
13:20 Final Adjustments and Saving Changes
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