How to make a mesh Blender in SketchUp?
In sketchup if we make a object components and make several copies of that object and if edit a single object of that component it will affects to all the components we have made with that main object. for the reference how the component works
How do you divide a line in SketchUp?
Select Divide from the context menu. SketchUp place points on the line or arc to show where it will be divided. Move the cursor toward the center of the line or arc to reduce the number of segments. Move cursor toward either end of the line or arc to increase the number of segments, as shown in the figure.
Can you have objects inside the mesh in Blender?
In blender you can´t have objects inside the mesh (As far as I know). But in Blender 2.8, you have collections, which is some kind of layers, and allows you to have Collections inside collections and them you can have an Colletion Instance, Which will get closer to the nested Component system of Sketchup!
Why are curves easier to select in SketchUp?
Curves are easier to select, group, and organize in your SketchUp model. For instance, welding a series of imported contour lines makes it much easier to select multiple contours with one selection window. Curves will create a smoothed face automatically when push/pulled.
In sketchup if we make a object components and make several copies of that object and if edit a single object of that component it will affects to all the components we have made with that main object. for the reference how the component works
What do you need to know about components in SketchUp?
What you need to know about components. SketchUp uses in-place component editing. This allows you to see the rest of the model in context for reference while you make changes to the component. When editing a component, the limit of the current context for the component being edited is shown by a gray bounding box.
Do you need to import a CAD file into SketchUp?
SketchUp models are real-world size. This means that you need to apply a scale factor to the CAD file as you import it into SketchUp. In a blank file, draw a single edge before importing a CAD file. Then the import will come in as a component, with its linework isolated from the rest of the model.