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Animate a camera turnaround - SketchUp Tutorial
From the course: SketchUp: Tips & Tricks
Animate a camera turnaround
- [Instructor] Hi, I'm George Maestri, and today we're going to take a look at the animation tools in SketchUp. And specifically, we're going to do a turnaround of this scene. So we're going to basically create a number of different scenes and align them precisely so that when you go from one scene to the next you get a turnaround. So let's go ahead and get started. Now, the main tool that we want to use is Position Camera. So we can find it here on the toolbar, or if we go into Camera, Position Camera, we can find it as well. It's this little guy here. And the nice thing about this tool is that it allows you to precisely position a camera. So if I position him in the scene, left-click and drag, notice how we can drag out this line. We can also snap to axes as well as points. And when I let go, it positions the camera where I initially put the mouse, and then it points it at where I left off. So we have two places here, we have where the starts and where the camera is looking. And so…
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Get terrain data from Google Maps8m 15s
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Animate a camera turnaround8m 26s
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Create bevels with Follow Me7m 11s
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Create revolved and lathed geometry5m 31s
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Use math functions to create arrays5m 34s
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Texture curved objects3m 44s
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Export to Blender 3D for rendering14m 53s
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Create two-sided window components11m 26s
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Work with the Extensions Manager5m 45s
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Use 1001 bit tools extensions7m 37s
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Create construction sequence animations9m 54s
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A novel way to create a hip roof5m 57s
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Modeling to photographic reference13m 12s
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Woodworking joints: Grooves and dovetails8m 36s
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Woodworking joints: Mortises and tenons9m 5s
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Use SketchUp for 3D printing9m 21s
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Use background images5m 20s
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Export SketchUp scenes to Revit3m 27s
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Create custom shortcuts5m 25s
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Create stretched fabric effects5m 4s
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Draw a proper helix6m 30s
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Make upholstery using Sandbox9m 40s
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Mirror objects2m 56s
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Make a tree component10m 9s
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Draw gears7m 50s
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Draw parabolas6m 22s
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UV mapping with SketchUV5m 50s
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Create a spiral staircase6m 30s
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Create more realistic glass3m
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Create shells3m 26s
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Export to VR using IrisVR4m 33s
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Draw columns8m 8s
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Create decorative arches7m 12s
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Save time with templates5m 39s
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Draw standard staircases7m 7s
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Create roof trusses11m 32s
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Make trees and grass with 3D Tree Maker4m 38s
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Change axes to draw at odd angles4m
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Create skydomes7m 36s
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Group layers using Scenes3m 59s
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Create depth of field effects11m 33s
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SketchUp Viewer for desktop and mobile5m 27s
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Polygonal modeling with QuadFace extension6m 44s
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Animate better walkthroughs10m 41s
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Introducing SketchUp Free5m 40s
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SketchUp to 3ds Max5m 39s
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Model to orthographic reference10m 10s
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Create exploded views3m 5s
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Snap inside models3m 46s
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Change colors on materials4m 19s
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Create dovetail joints with Intersect8m 54s
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Model corrugated metal4m 3s
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Draw walls efficiently9m 50s
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Create a chain link fence4m 35s
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Position textures interactively3m 38s
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Quick chamfers using Unfold2m 39s
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Using view modes to check models3m 54s
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New section plane features in 20183m 57s
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Advanced attributes in 20182m 24s
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Generate reports5m 24s
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Create a time-lapse effect5m 35s
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New 3D Warehouse features3m 48s
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Model wheels and pulleys13m 27s
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Geolocate models in 20183m 27s
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Section planes as an editing tool2m 15s
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SketchUp to Unity7m 24s
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Edit textures externally3m 51s
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Work with FBX files9m 12s
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Advanced camera tools5m 47s
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