This command can help you adjust SketchUp's window to a precise size.For example, if you have exported a 2D image and modified the model on another computer, if the resolution of the two computers is different, the size of the output image may not match the original 2D image

Lock your SketchUp model document! The authorized users of supp2 have priority in trial, and the official version will be released free of charge!This function implements model document copyright protection based on SketchUp kernel principle. The protected document can only be unlocked by entering the correct password. After unlocking, the model cannot be edited or modified again.Model...

By setting the density, the volume, weight and object center of gravity of the group or component can be calculated, and multiple calculation results can be combined to calculate the center of gravity and weight.

You can scale and rotate multiple groups at the same time in a unified or random way.

This command has the following basic functions: select vertical edge line, horizontal edge line or bevel line, vertical face, horizontal face or bevel, and set the tilt angle range when selecting bevel edge or face. You can also select by the number of vertices on a face. ...

SketchUp itself is weak in point selection and editing, and this command makes up for this. You can move, rotate and scale points on the surface of the object. You can also set the selection range to increase the soft selection of auxiliary points. ...

You can operate on groups and components that only include 2D content. When this group or component overlaps with a face, it can perform Boolean operations on the face.

Combine the functions of moving, rotating and scaling to edit components and groups with an intuitive scale.Tips:1. Press the handle, drag the mouse, there is a scale for reference.2. You can double-click the joystick to enter data through the dialog box. ...

You can directly pick the edges within the group to align, or pick the faces within the group to align.

This function can move at the point level, and can directly drag and deform groups of objects without entering each group again.