Would be more helpful if all dynamic component skill builder had it's own playlist....for organised and easy learning. Thank you Sketchup...these videos are always resourceful. And thank you Aaron ....you make learning a lot more interesting.
Nice simple example. I've often had problems with moving objects in DC when using the CM scale, the object would move to random larger distance & never return to original location. Have spent hours on trying to debug this with different code, different move options etc, then I read on forum, DC doesn't like the CM scale ...a Grrrr moment, but super happy that it worked finally!
Nicely presented. Your tutorials are well-paced and have the appropriate amount of repetition. A though: Consider adding where to find documentation for the subject of tutorials.
Thank you for the interesting video. I have been working on Dynamic Components (DC) for the last few weeks. After having tried it for a while I have to say that it's easy now. However, I have a pressing question. How can I make a cut out/hole (e.g. for glass, latch bolt or a hinge) in a door that can be controlled (move, resize, delete) with DC?
Where do you find the programing language for Dynamic Components? There must be a link where ALL the comands are listed and explained. For example ”INT and IF”.
In the onClick use the ANIMATESLOW function, something like this >>> animateslow("Y",0,32) You can also define the open and closed positions first then use >>> animateslow("Y",open,closed)
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Nice. And what about adding some animation to give it a more realistic feel, as the icing on the cake.
I don't know if this is expected behavior or not, but... Make a copy of your DC door. Slide the copy along the X axis and place it 6" to the right of the original. Visually, there are now two copies of the same component, as expected. Now activate the Interact tool and click on the original door or the copy. The DC behavior works as expected and Door B slides back and forth within the door's frame of whichever copy your clicking on with the Interact tool. BUT... Take a look at your Components Window list. Magically, there is now a new unique copy of the original top level door component with a #1 extension. Is this automatic creation of a new unique copy of the original DC expected behavior after clicking on the original (or copy) of the DC with the Interact tool? BTW, if you create yet another copy of the door, activate the Interact tool, and click on the latest copy, you'll see yet another new unique copy of the original door with a #2 extension. And so on, and so on...
So, I didn't make a sliding glass or closet type door, I made a pocket door. There is only 1 thing to click on. But I don't know how to apply the formulas to that. I have just one thing. And I just want it to go back and forth. LOL 🙄
Unfortunately, after I moved the whole house 6", it broke the component. And I can't figure out how to fix it. I even exploded it and re-combined all the parts. Nope. It's unusable now.
Would be more helpful if all dynamic component skill builder had it's own playlist....for organised and easy learning.
Thank you Sketchup...these videos are always resourceful.
And thank you Aaron ....you make learning a lot more interesting.
Make one.
I did.
This content is simply amazing. SO enlightening!!! I'm quite thankful.
Nice simple example. I've often had problems with moving objects in DC when using the CM scale, the object would move to random larger distance & never return to original location. Have spent hours on trying to debug this with different code, different move options etc, then I read on forum, DC doesn't like the CM scale ...a Grrrr moment, but super happy that it worked finally!
This series is really great, thanks.
Your dynamic component skill builder videos are great. Any chance you can do one on bi-fold and garage doors (regular and roll up)?
Nicely presented. Your tutorials are well-paced and have the appropriate amount of repetition.
A though: Consider adding where to find documentation for the subject of tutorials.
Hi Aron, can you also put a time in there to slide the door open slowly? (in 2 sec. or so?)
Great Great Great!!! easy piece !
Great lesson. Another way is to use the comant "onclick" and animateslow, witch will ad a nice animation .
Thank you for the interesting video. I have been working on Dynamic Components (DC) for the last few weeks. After having tried it for a while I have to say that it's easy now.
However, I have a pressing question. How can I make a cut out/hole (e.g. for glass, latch bolt or a hinge) in a door that can be controlled (move, resize, delete) with DC?
Nice video Aaron, hope we can explore all DC_posebilities.
great video. VERY important : make component, not group. If group, it will seem to work and then act very weird.
Woah this is helpful! Thanks!!
Where do you find the programing language for Dynamic Components? There must be a link where ALL the comands are listed and explained. For example ”INT and IF”.
Can the speed of opening the door be slowed?
It is cool, can pauses be put into formula, I.e., move 3”, hold for 2sec. Move 3” hold for 2 secs for instance? More like an animation.
Thanks, I never know why my doors are sometimes -180 at the beginning, but it works anyway.
So interesting!!
But, can it move slowly like reality? It just looks odd moving so fast to the open position!
In the onClick use the ANIMATESLOW function, something like this >>> animateslow("Y",0,32)
You can also define the open and closed positions first then use >>> animateslow("Y",open,closed)
Nice. And what about adding some animation to give it a more realistic feel, as the icing on the cake.
Like make the Door slide smoothly at a specific rate...
@@ElTelBaby There is an ANIMATE and an ANIMATESLOW commands for that.
THANK YOU !!!
I don't know if this is expected behavior or not, but... Make a copy of your DC door. Slide the copy along the X axis and place it 6" to the right of the original. Visually, there are now two copies of the same component, as expected. Now activate the Interact tool and click on the original door or the copy. The DC behavior works as expected and Door B slides back and forth within the door's frame of whichever copy your clicking on with the Interact tool. BUT... Take a look at your Components Window list. Magically, there is now a new unique copy of the original top level door component with a #1 extension. Is this automatic creation of a new unique copy of the original DC expected behavior after clicking on the original (or copy) of the DC with the Interact tool? BTW, if you create yet another copy of the door, activate the Interact tool, and click on the latest copy, you'll see yet another new unique copy of the original door with a #2 extension. And so on, and so on...
I simply add "onclick" set(X,0,20,30). Very simple
oooh very interesting
Make it actually slide
So, I didn't make a sliding glass or closet type door, I made a pocket door. There is only 1 thing to click on. But I don't know how to apply the formulas to that. I have just one thing. And I just want it to go back and forth. LOL 🙄
Got it.
*Position:*
Y: 85
*Behavior:*
OnClick: SET("Y",85,59.056,15.39)
Unfortunately, after I moved the whole house 6", it broke the component. And I can't figure out how to fix it. I even exploded it and re-combined all the parts.
Nope.
It's unusable now.