Edge and Face Styles - Square One

[@jorgealfredocarvalho]

Congratulations! A short video with lots of useful information. A very good lesson. Thank You.

[@Gio-wm5tb]

I have many years as a SketchUp user and whenever I watch your videos I discover details of a tool that surprises me. Thank you very much Aaron.

[@ks-sm3rb]

thank you aaron. I learn to use monochrome style is useful for backedges control before exporting the model.

[@keggyification]

Thanks Aaron. I don't change from the defaults very often so a refresher like this is always welcome.

[@RockyJones1]

Always can learn something going back to the basics. Thanks!

[@stephanholland6181]

You do have faces in wireframe view. They're just hidden. To select or move an object grab an edge. If you want to work with a face, triple click an edge and edit mode will show hidden faces. Select the face you want then use tools like other views. I often use wireframe rather than x-ray if I'm trying to pick a face or edge deep in a complicated model.

[@tedb.5707]

I typically work in Hidden Line since the Model is intended for Layout construction black&white documents.

[@leandrohenrique2600]

Seus vídeos são bem legais pra descobrir as coisas no sketchup! Parabéns e bom trabalho!

[@besogogebashvili8212]

thenkyo

[@Simon-Simon-Simon]

SHADED with TEXTURES can that be made in a MONOCHROMATIC EFFECT so keeps all brickwork and timber and so on showing but greyscale ? so can produce plan or elevation in monochromatic so can use color text or notes in LAYOUT

[@hruaitearalte]

i have a problem, the corner of my model are darker with something like a folded T along the axes. it's larger if you zoom out and smaller if you zoom in. how to disable this corner edge extra highlight

[@SketchUp]

Sounds like you have Endpoints turned on. You can toggle it off in the Styles panel under Edge.

[@danchesney631]

What does inside out mean, & how would you fix it?

[@outlawesome]

Where’d you get that shirt?

[@davidblackadar5883]

When you used Shaded for the face view, why didn't Sumele shaded out?

[@AaronMakingStuff]

Sumele is actually not wearing a texture, but individual colors!

[@douglasmichel6361]

2nd, lol… awesome once again

[@markcole4546]

As someone else questioned: why did the 2D human figure retain its texture in shaded mode?

[@AaronMakingStuff]

No texture there! Sumele is a series for lines, surfaces, and colors… no texture at all!

[@rcbsht9644]

how to solve those problems

[@oludaebyrd4801]

Thirrdddddd

[@Electric-Bob]

I thought Sketchup was a Dying platform these days.