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How do you lock an object in Sketchup?
Can you lock an image in Sketchup?
You cannot lock an Image entity. You can only lock a Group or Component.10 sept. 2014
How do I lock a line in Sketchup?
How do I lock axis in Sketchup?
How do I lock a layer in Sketchup 2019?
To lock a layer so its contents can’t be edited, click the Lock icon. When a layer is locked, its padlock icon is closed. Click the Lock icon again to unlock the layer and open the padlock. Whether you lock a regular or a shared layer, the layer becomes locked on every page.
How do I unlock a locked Sketchup file?
Close SketchUp and, instead of selecting File > Open, double-click the file to open it. Select the SketchUp model file in Windows Explorer, wait about 5 seconds so that the thumbnail has time to draw in the Preview Pane, and then double-click the file.
How do you hide a wall in SketchUp?
Select the geometry you want to hide. Context-click the selection and choose Hide from the context menu that appears, as shown in the figure. Or choose Edit > Hide. The selected geometry disappears from view, although it is still there, like a ghost in the machine.
How do I hide a layer in SketchUp?
How do I hide a component in SketchUp?
What is layout Sketchup?
Sketchup Layout is designed to take the solid model from Google Sketchup Pro and convert it into orthographic views, presentation views and other working drawings. The user will use Google Sketchup Pro to create “Scenes” that will be equal to the orthographic views of a design (Front, Right Side, Left Side, Rear, etc.)
How do you snap to Sketchup?
How do I align models in Sketchup?
Where is Axis in SketchUp?
1. Select the Axes tool ( ).
2. Click to place the axes origin point.
3. Click to place the red axis.
4. Click to place the red axis, or the axis you chose if you utilize the tip above.
5. Click to place the green axis.
How do you move an object in Z direction SketchUp?
How do you make an object bigger in SketchUp?
1. With the Select tool ( ), select the geometry you want to scale.
2. Select the Scale tool ( ) or press the S key.
3. Click an edge or face grip (not a corner grip).
4. Move the cursor to scale the entity.
5. Click to set your selection’s new scale.