How to Bulk Edit Multi Models Dynamic Sketchup

During the design process you must edit the various parameters of the model in stages However, when you have completed the model, you want to change the same parameters for each component, instead of editing the component for each component, you use bulk edit models for multiple components. This way will save you time and effort instead of doing it for each component Edited parameters appear in the table. That’s why 3dshouse created the Bulk Edit Parameter Change tool to help you change only the parameters you want.

This solves a long-standing limitation in SketchUp (still true in SketchUp 2026): the native Component Options dialog only edits one instance at a time. If you select several dynamic components and change a value, SketchUp does not give you a combined panel — and if you push a change through the Component Attributes editor, it tends to overwrite every custom attribute on the selection, not just the one field you meant to touch.

• Simple to use, you just need to select the models that need to be repaired in bulk.
• Click on this tool and enter the parameter to edit.
• The tool will automatically calculate the same parameters of the model to display the edit box.

A few things worth knowing before you bulk-edit:

• Only attributes shared across the whole selection appear in the table. If you select a door and a window that don’t share a “Height” field, that field is hidden — so the table is also a quick way to confirm which parameters your components actually have in common.
• The tool writes to the same end-user attributes you exposed in Component Options, so a value you push out still respects any min/max or list constraints you set on that attribute — it does not bypass formulas. Attributes whose values are driven by a formula (an “=” expression) can’t be overwritten, because SketchUp recalculates them on redraw; edit the input attribute they depend on instead.
• After a bulk change, the components redraw using their existing rules, so nested sub-components and copies (RowCopies/Position attributes) re-resolve automatically — you don’t have to touch each child object.