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I watched the video again and I think it's beginner level. If you're having trouble understanding it, and you're a beginner, then start at learn.sketchup.com first. If you have any specific questions about where you're stuck, you can ask.

What is the difference between those 'skelion' panels and the ones in the video? What exactly does "whole array" mean? Do you have an example that can be tested?

:) Still on SU2022.

You're welcome! You can do the same thing with just native SketchUp tools, Line and Arc, but it's a bit more work.

What exactly are you referring to? To do what?

It's called "Weld Edges" (native in SketchUp 202x) and you can also assign a shortcut to it.

The name of the extension is 'Eneroth Terrain Volume' and it is mentioned in the description of the video. If you enter it in a Google search, you will find the download link.

Thanks for the info!

Thanks for the info! Another tutorial of mine - th-cam.com/video/JwVRWQX14_8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=LOhzO6MELX4XZ391 - shows the creation of a 3D terrain starting from a 2D drawing with dashed lines. This tutorial just shows how you can get a solid group from a surface.

Try to explain in your native language what you didn't understand from the clip and where you got stuck trying to learn?

The easiest is to select the name of the plugin and search on Google. The first two links lead to the plugin (SketchUp and Sketchucation forum).

@@aboutsketchupbyms It's not available anymore, otherwise I would not have asked you. It was there on Smustard but not anymore

Before I answer you, I searched on Google 'midpoint by Rick Wilson' and the first result is the link to the post from the official SketchUp forum, and at post #14 there is the plugin midpoint.rbz. And for Curic Mirror, Google also gives you the gumroad page. Smustard has not been functional for a long time.

The name of the program is in the title and description of the video.

The model can be done, it remains to find a way to compress all the work (hours) into a short (minutes) tutorial.

@@aboutsketchupbyms what if you only add significant parts of the modeling in the video?

Try to apply a texture to the surface encapsulated in Enmesh or for eg: 'Pattern 000 merged' used, in Materials set a texture and use it then for Enmesh.

It is a good technique that you can use in such situations and helps to create a terrain with good topology. Thanks to Mariocha for extension!

I learned from tutorials like this one: th-cam.com/video/Zb3mJXQCg_M/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xj9Vwlu6ysj4XoBq

Thomthom Selection Toys.

Vertex Tools extension.

Depending on how you access them (inside SketchUp, internet browser), you either have the option to click the Install button, or the Download and then Install button from the Extension Manager.

@@aboutsketchupbyms thanksss

Thanks! I created that model (just temporarily) to show how it is modeled in SketchUp and how to create a custom texture for it (UV unwrapping and UV mapping).

For small objects (millimeters) it is recommended to work in meters instead of millimeters. In this way, you avoid the problems of small faces, but also of circles and arcs with too many segments for their small size.

Thanks! Taking into account that there are people who say that they have been using SketchUp for 20 years and did not know about the existence of shortcuts and complain that the new icons affect their eyes, I think it will be useful for them to know that they can replace those icons with texts that are easier to discover and read.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Please specify where in the video (min, sec) you need additional information? I have included in the description of the clip the extensions used, so that those interested can look for tutorials on how to use them. And the fact that basic knowledge about SketchUp is required (native tools, working methods, etc...). Thanks!

Thank you!

The video is from three years ago, certain settings have changed in the meantime. Thanks for making me aware, I will remove this video! Now you can have the SKP, PNG and STL files by accessing the Download button in SketchUp for Web (Free).

You already contacted me by writing this message, but you didn't specify what kind of problem you have with "skp to Blender". If you don't know how to transfer the model from SketchUp to Blender, either export the model as a DAE or OBJ file, or use the SketchUp Importer addon in Blender (use Google for the link) and import the skp file directly.

@@aboutsketchupbyms sir my problem I am making objects for msts (Microsoft Soft Train Simulator) in skechup 3 months ago I am learning blender but till now I am not able to make a object in blender So i research that skp. To blender model transfer and i follow all your video and what I need I get it in blender bake properly everything but when I export to msts format in game it's shows black ⚫ texture coordinates are not same Then I try in blender same issue properly bake but when i connect texture coordinates to bake image texture it's shows black and now it's the problem for me

If it's about MSTS, then ask in their forum because you have more chances to be offered a solution from those who use this game: www.trainsim.com/forums/forum/microsoft-train-simulator/msts-general-discussion . From what you described, it's not a "skp to Blender" problem, but something related to that game and the format it imported.

@@aboutsketchupbyms SIR I FOUND A SOLUTION I SWIPE UV MAPS THEN MY PROBLEM. IS SOLVED THANKS SIR FOR REPLYING SORRY IF I DISTURBING YOU

View > Hidden Geometry (I have a shortcut for that).

You're welcome!

Go to: sketchucation.com/pluginstore?listtype=2&author=65&category=0

You're welcome! Did you try and it didn't work? Because you just open the PLY file and export it as a DAE file.