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btw when i try to make a frame for my window it makes my whole house to be fucked up:/

I think when i make a window it becomes waaaay to small-.- and i dont know how to make it larger and it wont be larger please help me

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I think anyone know if i can add materials (for ex. glass window) which can be later imported to ecotect?

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Is this pro or free? Mine doesn’t seem to have the doors and windows you have.

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how do you create components in a two surface wall? it can´t mark the cut opening!!

i just make my own windows

i cant find window im using pro 7

Walls thicker just make a square, pull it up, offset it in, and pull the inner square down. And sweet video!

I’m not that sure about this one, but, you can use the Push/Pull tool to extrude the face (a lat wall) and make it Thicker, and have more room inside. Technically, I’m not that good at making houses in SketchUp, yet…

what about Walls ?

yeah. You need to copy and paste the window and use the ruler tool to keep things level and even.

thats what I used to do but it is a pain in the ass when you have 3 inch offset walls. It will be hard for you to match the rectangles on both sides of the wall.

I think how u make the walls thicker

I found an easier way to make an outdoor window, if you make a simple rectangle and go to the paint thing. Once you make the rectangle go onto tranclucent paint. Click one of the glass colors and paint the inner rectangle. You can see indoors and have a window now.

i have sketch up 7 how do i get windows

I held down Shift while I clicked on them with the Select tool.

I think How did he select all four edges at 3:05?? PLEaSE HELP!!!! Thanks

Trying to make a window component, but no matter what I set the gluing plane as, it doesn’t want to end up being upright as the original geometry was.

I think Never Mind… I solved it myself.