Scale, Flip, or Rotate?

[@keggyification]

More love for the new flip tool. Great video Aaron

[@cirrusdesigngroup]

thanks aaron always learn stuff with these please keep doing so...

[@johnjlopez]

Another important part about the flip tool not shown is that it can adjust its flipping plane to the axis outside of the group if different by using the modifier key. In my recent example, i had the groups axis on the angle for a roof plane but needed to flip along the regular buildings vertical axis.

[@SketchUp]

Yes! Good call. That's a great use case too. Thanks J Lo!

[@OveToranger]

Definitely useful !

[@davidl4910]

No sure if it's the right place to post this, but where is the video about colour by tag with Eric gone which was posted in the levelling up format earlier today? Started watching this morning but had to pause as other things got in the way... Was looking forward to watch now but it's gone. Are you going to publish it again? Thanks in advance, David

[@SketchUp]

That video was supposed to be scheduled for release on March 28. There must be a glitch in the Matrix for it to have shown up briefly earlier.

[@islandjason]

Gave me some ideas to try at work today. Thanks

[@SketchUp]

Great to hear it sparked your creativity!

[@islandjason]

@@SketchUp Used the scale command to modify a table frame today at work. Every video I watch of yours has helped me immensly.

[@nylekess]

Why remove the flip axis from a right click? Now I need to open a new dialog to simply flip on a axis. Seems useful and not at the same time.

[@fatosmati533]

Would you please let me know if you’re using the payed or free version of the app! Thanks

[@SketchUp]

The free version is web browser-based. What Aaron here is showing is the Desktop or Pro version.

[@sunilkumawat104]

good class sir

[@pikifrino]

Very good video! Thank you

[@RobSHoglund]

Great tutorial. Do people often design in quarters? Honest question, or was this more for illustrative purposes?

[@SketchUp]

Absolutely! A table like this is probably more illustration than anything else, but Aaron has done a number of models that were designed in halves, quarters, or even eighths in previous videos and live streams!

[@florinapostoiu]

It is recommended - this way you work only once...!

[@SpartanAscension]

And Rotate

[@AVSMedical1]

A) Lot’s of great tools there, very useful video, thank you! B) That’s one ugly table!

[@SketchUp]

😂