Dynamic Component size constraints of a flat square model are quite easy, but just a model with a chamfer or rounded edges is much harder. With the example of a neoclassical door with a beveled corner, the lesson will show the most optimal way to create a resizable Dynamic Component Resize without changing the ratio. […]
The IF statement formula in SketchUp Dynamic Components is used a lot and is quite simple, the structure is similar to Exel’s If function, this lesson will take practical examples to allow users to change the type of cabinet door. Flat styles, framed styles, glass doors, etc. Practical examples will help you quickly grasp the […]
Openable, resizable Dynamic Component drawers are a useful and complete exercise, helping you see how Dynamic Sketchup works, the difficulty of the lesson is average. Through this lesson, you will have a better understanding of the size constraints and the Onclick Animate attribute and hone the skills of coordination of commands in Dynamic SketchUp — […]
The Select From List attribute is widely used when you want material options in SketchUp Dynamic Components. This lesson uses a kitchen material selection as the example. You will learn both the material usage and the Select From List feature. Also learn how to change materials when clicking (Interact Dynamic Component) This works the same […]
Create a Dynamic Component fence using the Copies Attribute that automatically copies the object. This attribute is often used when drawing handrails, fences, multi-tray shelves, tiling, and similar repeating elements. This is one of the most powerful features of SketchUp Dynamic Components that makes models highly customizable. Dynamic Components run on the Dynamic Components extension, […]
Dynamic doors are one of the most practical uses of SketchUp’s Dynamic Component system: a single component that opens and closes on click, resizes to any dimension, and cuts its own opening through a wall. Building one from scratch teaches you the core DC authoring workflow — attributes, formulas, sub-component hierarchy, and the Interact tool […]
This Dynamic Component tutorial uses a simple wooden wall shelf to demonstrate resizing without changing the proportion of the details, scaling correctly. This is the most basic lesson of Dynamic Components in SketchUp. It also shows how to reduce the number of anchor points (grips) for the Scale command. How to Create Dynamic Components in […]
With Sketchup Dynamic Components, the first task is to work with Component Attributes. Object properties — understand what attributes of an object you want to manipulate, for example, you want to control the size, or control position, or control rotation, material control … Or you simply want to assign a parameter so all components can […]
SketchUp Dynamic Component 1-dimensional Copy is easy to understand, but copying the same object across many dimensions at once is much harder. SketchUp has built-in Dynamic Component templates, but their built-in method is complicated and the copy formulas are confusing. This lesson gives a simpler idea while still achieving a multi-dimensional copy. Note that as […]
Resizable and Rotatable cabinet doors are two of the most impressive and most-used features of SketchUp Dynamic Components. This lesson will help you make a framed, rotating cabinet door. These techniques still work in SketchUp 2026, but a couple of details have changed since this tutorial first went up — Dynamic Components is no longer […]
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