More Follow Me - Square One

[@bradmeacham6982]

Holy Follow Me, Bat Man! That right click "edit group" trick while IN the Follow Me tool is an absolute game changer for me!

[@keggyification]

Ladies and Gentlemen, your attention please, he's only gone and done it again! Once more Aaron has delivered Sketchup video training content in such a clear and informative manner that you can't help but learn something new or brush up your forgotten skills. Thanks Aaron, have yourself a great Christmas and here's to a much better 2021 for all of us (please let it be so).

[@AaronMakingStuff]

Aw.... shucks!

[@mattvis141]

Aaron, you make SketchUp use infinitely better. Your ever growing library of content has taught me so much over the years. Every single video I learn something. Really appreciate you and what you do 👊

[@AaronMakingStuff]

Thanks, Matt!!

[@utv20100617]

Thanks again Aaron, great lesson. Wishing you, and all subscribers, a very Merry Christmas!!

[@dirkheffter2316]

awesome, i didn't know you can use follow me in a group. and I use sketchup for 10 years. i love the square one videos, I learn new things for tools I use for ever.

[@lszumb]

Love the idea of doing multiple at the same time...GENIUS!!

[@matthewluedtke9653]

Follow-me definitely takes things to the next level. Blew my client's mind when I quickly made so many shapes on zoom-meeting.

[@gvuolde]

I think I just watched the first "Step Two" video. But love this series, I'm a amateur user and just learning from the skill builder series. But still am learning things from here. I really look forward to when this series gets to the more obscure commands and capabilities I don't know yet.

[@mickc4879]

Okay, my mind is blown by you using the 'edit group' command. I had no idea that would work. That will save a bunch of extra work for me. Thanks, Aaron!...Mick C

[@jackstieg]

Very cool trick with the multiple pipe example. Love the length of the videos and how you get right into it.

[@LewisKauffman]

Thanks for the information when working with groups

[@rossgebert9422]

Another great one, Aaron. I learnt something! Thanks.

[@db0nn3r]

I wish every software company did this... Thanks man, merry Christmas.

[@nicolevorpagel]

Loving all these "square one" videos!!!!

[@douglasmichel6361]

We use the word Consumed in Autodesk Inventor when the sketch is consumed during an extrude or sweep etc.. I’m so glad there is a way to do that in SU using a group edit. Awesome Arron , have a Merry Christmas and a safe one.

[@douglasmichel6361]

The pipe thingy is wild, OMG how useful is that. Fantastic. Does it reduce or keep the face numbers down by using the grouped profile in conjunction with the follow me tool? Or is it the same regardless the method used?

[@AaronMakingStuff]

Same number of faces, but fewer steps to get the same geometry!

[@douglasmichel6361]

@@AaronMakingStuff Thank You Aaron.

[@techlink7443]

Great video Aaron, my next level of modeling -> checked. Thanks:)

[@chaps201]

Another good skill! Thanks!

[@irwankurniawan1737]

This is very good, Aaron. Many thanks!

[@uncleoky]

I subscribed and now following you. 😁

[@chrisb3927]

Hey Aaron, those were great tips. Thank you!!!!!!

[@captainsawdust1]

Thanks Aaron, that no sign has made me crazy in the past.

[@poliworklda989]

Very good! The hardest thing is to draw the profile!

[@rolfschubert1853]

I make pipes in SketchUp frequently and my paths often consist of many segments of lines and curves. The lines are often created in small segments added to each other which makes selecting then all at the end a real challenge because I often miss one small section and then the Follow Me tool fails. I was unaware of the weld feature. My question is, can the line be un welded if necessary to get back to the individual sections that would allow an edit to part of the path if a slight adjustment were needed? I wouldn't want to have to re draw an entire complex path.

[@AaronMakingStuff]

Drawing a line on any other line will break it. Welded or not!

[@tozenne]

Great ideas and tips. I find, though, that there are so many tools and rules that it is hard to know what to look at next..

[@bjarnekristensen1480]

What if the building half way through the video was a group or a component? Then I find it hard to do the follow me, because you have to click many times to ba able to mark the edges. Then, to get back to the shape that is t follow, you have to click out of the group (building), and the edges you marked is no longer marked. I don´t get it.

[@chrismakrinos6798]

I'm working on a curved stair with a c-channel stringer. I created a line that curves and rises like the stair will, as well as a c-channel. When I use follow me, the c-channel keeps rotating as it goes up the stair instead of remaining straight. Almost like a plane doing a barrel roll through the sky. The goal would be to have the c-channel follow up the stair but the face of the c-channel remaining perpendicular to the ground. Any tips?

[@SketchUp]

Try the extension Upright Extruder from Extension Warehouse

[@chrismakrinos6798]

@@SketchUp This is exactly what I needed. Thank you!

[@emporiastudio2384]

@5:54 Can you not just make 5 circles and group them and use follow-me single time ??

[@SketchUp]

Follow me works on a single face, not on a group.

[@GEK69NY]

Nice!!!

[@donproctor3445]

I assume the 3d house shape was ungrouped? What would you have done if the house was grouped?

[@allanjgray1]

Thanks for this one, very useful to know.

[@daviddickmeyer5231]

Nice! Merry Christmas!

[@saeedalhadad1993]

Very good

[@maxim.tonkikh]

Thank you for the interesting video, it would be nice to have an explanation on the "Warning! The path that you have chosen does not begin or end on the Extrusion cross section. Unexpected results may occur" It's frustrating to find a strange shape and the warning, without recommendation of how to fix it. Thank you.

[@pankajdhakad9818]

You forgot to give link in description for original followme video

[@bradmeacham6982]

This might be more of a "skill builder" request... Given a block of wood with a hole punched all the way through it, how can I use Follow Me to add a round over or chamfer at the edges of the circles that intersect with the block's faces? Call it an "interior" Follow Me.

[@goffyfoot82]

I got this as an email yesterday they build plug-ins for Sketchup and work with the SketchUp Team. It takes the Follow Me Tool a bit further, and answers your question in their video.mindsightstudios.com/6-surprising-uses-for-the-follow-me-tool-in-sketchup/?

[@4STEVEJOY34]

Aaron, Why does Follow Me turn in-side-out, when tracking up 7 loops in a spiral? Trying to make threads.

[@SketchUp]

Try reversing the face before running Follow Me

[@4STEVEJOY34]

@@SketchUp Thanks for the reply. Didn't work though. Even with one loop on a spiral (Vertical or Horizontal) if I use a triangle shape with point, pointing to center of spiral and 50% of shape off surface plain. The point of the Triangle will go flat to surface plain by the end. :-(

[@bearthompson6506]

Love it!

[@ks-sm3rb]

thank you

[@peterthinks]

And that is how you can use California as molding...

[@AaronMakingStuff]

Ha! Love it!!

[@SelimMuzik]

Hello. Is it possible for you to combine the TAPE and LINE MEASUREMENT tools with a modifier key to toggle the distance display between inch-feet-metric on the fly without changing the units for the model? This would be just to display but when the user wanted to draw a guide or a line the user would have to toggle back to the model units. I have to convert units a lot when I am working in a model fitting parts from different country origins. I realize that this video is about follow me but it is the most recent video. My comment may be more visible. I will post it elsewhere too. Thank you.

[@AaronMakingStuff]

The only way to change what units are displayed is through Model Info... nothing in Tape Measure to change that, unfortunately.

[@SelimMuzik]

@@AaronMakingStuff I have placed on sketchup forums a suggestion last night (Feature Request). You can take a look. It has more details. forums.sketchup.com/t/on-the-fly-toggling-units-for-distance-display-with-tape-and-line-tools/147070

[@adnanandroid2615]

Useful

[@joancaic2853]

5:10 very cool actually.

[@simoncastao]

Thanks!

[@bogdanbuie5766]

I challenge you to build a diesel locomotive, for example you can build LDE2100 from romanian railways. If you accept this challenge I can send you some sketches and plans. Sorry for my english☺️

[@МихаилЛапшин-э8о]

Великолепно

[@zodiacbuilders]

Hi

[@sovonkhan]

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