You can follow (rotate and scale) the parametric deformation of the selected section along the path. The new version of deformation follow plug-in can support curve, line and space line for path follow lofting.It should be noted that the section is lofted on the node of segment number, so the section size and curvature of deformation rotation should be well controlled, and

You can generate various types of 3D trees (ordinary trees, cypresses, poplars, winter trees, weeping willows, firs, etc.) with one click, or you can adjust trees by right-click menu with multiple parameters (trunk, branch, leaves, flowers...). ...

In the past, when SketchUp was used, there was always this question. The same component can be separated into two groups of components with the same shape. How can different components with the same shape be combined into one component?Now this problem can be solved by using the component merge command, which can not only merge the complete phase

Select the face to be filled, and then click the command. At this time, enter the angle and spacing of the slash to automatically fill. After filling, the bevels of the generated faces are grouped separately.

The interface is similar to the layer panel of Photoshop, which can easily add layers, delete layers, rename layers, show hidden layers, group layers and manage models.

Extend the group and components to the nearest surface from the top, send them by xiangphosphor! )

You can quickly operate the selected entity, layer, group and component to quickly hide, display, lock and unlock.

You can batch convert multiple lines, faces, or groups to selected components at once. And can select components, through drawing lines, generate components of the corresponding scale, the effect is very unique and practical!

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

The effect of vine generation is realized in SketchUp. There are many settings of gravity, wind strength, branches and leaves. It's very interesting to grasp the shape of the final vine growth according to the mouse control.