Using Clear Materials - Skill Builder

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Get a few tips about using clear geometry, erasing lines, and grouping! Check out this Skill Builder, whether your new to SketchUp or an expert, there is something for everyone!
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Seemingly simply, but actually invaluable! Thanks Aaron and the entire SketchUp team.

ARepublicIfYouCanKeepIt
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Well that helps Arron, and I like it. I’ve been doing basically the same as you demonstrate but I was raising the swing component up 1/128” off the floor so it wouldn’t share the same space as the floor. Now I can illuminate the raising part.

douglasmichel
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PERFECT! Been having this exact hassle. Also really liked the shift-erase=hide. Been using SU since v1 @Last days and have never caught that! Instead I’ve been right-clicking my brains out to hide things

HBSuccess
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A Send Foreword or Send Backward priority would sort the Z fighting, let the user decide which surface has priority as many other graphic apps have

JohnColgan.
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Z-fighting comes from 3D graphics rendering. During rendering, every primitive has an x, y, z coordinates. Traditionally the z coordinate holds the value for the distance of the primitive from the "camera". If two have the same (or very close) z values, the renderer does not know which one to show. Expanded over two surfaces, each "pixel" is rendered essentially randomly, resulting in the flickering patterns.

gusbert
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Thanks Aaron, not a specific problem to me, but a nice solution for another issue I had.

cavamanara
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Why not use the Hide command on both (line and surface)? I think this is easier for the rendering engine, rather than dealing with a transparent material.

rocorona
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Thx 🙏 a lot Aaron! Helpful!!!

Q: How to avoid that a copied element when modifying it does not modify the original?

raypipe
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7:40 - yes, yes, yes yes yes, yeees, definitely yes! )) there's even an extension for that CLF Loose to Groups

marakony
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very clear! Many points here I will use.

markyspark
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Thought I was coming here for a video on materials like glass or lexan--I was wrong but still learned something. A kin to finding out about reverse faces (y)

cognitive-carpenter
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Would grouping alone solve the problem without making the surface see through?

Skans-Gustav
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but you made it a component :)

I just lift the door swing 1cm above the floor, no need for a surface.. (goes into a "2D-plan" tag) mainly because I am concerned about all the additional overhead a surface adds to the model... not unusual to have 500 doors in a highrise model.. I have found even 2d linework disappears when on a 3d surface, , might be a graphic card problem.. but separating their z heights avoids that problem.. PS, I use "erase Stray lines" option very carefully

garyspeed
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Thanks Aaron, I usually put the 2D-components on a TAG called 2D. I not like to see 2D line work when put materials on surfaces.

richardvankesteren
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For a future video:
How do you use "REDRAW" in Dynamic Components? Like in your intro...
I can't find anything on YT on it.

DarkMoonDroid
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Why not just group (or component) the 2 lines? Will "clean-up" delete them if they have been grouped or component-atized? *

PeteCollingsArchitect
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Thanks Aaron, can you tell me where to find and how to use “clean up” please. I sometimes find I’ve picked a line (turns blue) then I erase it but it still shows. Only way I seem to get rid of it is to come out of file and go back in. Is there an easy refresh button ? I’m new to this so please excuse my lack of knowledge. Learning every day tho with your great tutorials.

normanmcintosh
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i usually just group them and put them in their own layer

bengorraou
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So I guess this is the last time we see the old logo? The new one is... well... I liked the old one. :’(

randomscandinavian
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Not sure... we need to groups geometries ? Groups. Groups groups groups and... groups. i laughed too much 🙂

DidierScheurer