Guys, welcome back. In this video triode,
Elaine, some of these views.
Because as you can see that the arrow on top and down,
so it's always a good idea to sort of align them.
And that will help compose the sheet better as well.
Do elaine the views you need to simply click on
the Blend and then you have something called the gripper.
You just need to drag these group of tools to
the corner. Now it's placed there.
And now when you drag it,
it is sort of snap to the edges.
It's annoying nodes perfectly
aligned to that corner there.
And then value moving it.
I'm gonna lock it to the line by
pressing the Shift key so it keeps it straight.
And then went to the site.
This as well, select section holder, gripper.
Then drag it to the corner.
Once you've dragged it without clicking anywhere else,
you need to click on the section plane
and then sort of move it to that edge.
And then while moving it,
you can hold Shift so that it locks it to the axis.
And then at least the mouse key.
And you are done.
Let's do the same for these views as well.
Let's select this section now.
Select the gripper, moved to the corner.
Then move this to this corner,
and then sort of move it to the right.
And finally dispute.
You can see that when I drag without clicking
on the clipper, drags the whole view.
So press control Z, police
like the gripper to the corners.
Then drag your section.
I'm snapped it to that corner, then move to the right.
It's always important that you
release the mouse key first
and then the keyboard keys.
I'm going to press Control Z to the right.
You can notice that if I released the most key,
it doesn't snap to a straight line.
I'm going to hold shift at least the most key first,
and then you're good to go.
Now if you want to align this view
to build this plan here,
you can draw a reference line first.
So click on this line and click on that edge.
Sort of create that, and then
click the second time to create a reference line.
Then you need to select the viewport
and drag the gripper,
the corner there and then simply
move it to the right also in a moving
hold Shift so that it locks to that lane.
And then you can release the mouse key
and then the Shift key on your keyboard.
Now you can see that
it's sitting perfectly below the plane,
so I can delete the reference line.
One last step, which I will show you how
you can manage these use in the viewport.
So for example, if you want to
select these two viewports and move to the left,
nor instead of moving it by
dragging the most, you can do that as well.
You can also press the right arrow keys or
the left arrow keys and then it wouldn't match by 0.5 MM.
Now if you wanted to nudge at a greater distance,
you can hold Shift and then press the right arrow key.
And that would notch by phi MM.
You can't really change
the default values of the nudge because it's inbuilt.
But that's a quick tip in case you
want to nod stuff in SketchUp.
I'm going to drag another line here.
So I'm gonna create another line here.
Select this viewport, the group or to the left.
Then move this to the left.
No, it is sitting under that section perfectly.
And then Canada to
the right a bit by pressing the right arrow keys.
That's a quick tip. Then let's
move this to the left as well.
There's enough gap.
Maybe I don't really need to align these sections.
This edge, I just moved to the right.
Great.
That's how you Elaine views and also move them in low pH.
In the next video, I'll show you how to
create the layers and then we start
creating our dimensions with you guys next video.