How do you unlink objects in SketchUp?

How do you ungroup components in SketchUp?

If you no longer need a group, Ungrouping in SketchUp is easy, too. It’s basically the reverse of the grouping process. Select the group then choose Edit > Ungroup from the menu bar. You can also context-click your selection then pick Ungroup from the menu to make everything inside the group into a separate entity.

How do you separate objects in SketchUp?

To split a line or shape,

1. Select the Split tool ( ), which you find on the default toolbar or by selecting Tools > Split from the menu bar.
2. Click on the line or shape edge where you want to split it.

How do you remove an object from a group in SketchUp?

If you no longer need a group, select the group entity and choose Edit > Ungroup from the menu bar. Or context-click the selection and choose Ungroup from the menu that appears. Everything in the group becomes a separate entity again.

What does Weld edges do in SketchUp?

Now, we’ve added ‘Weld Edges’ to SketchUp’s native tools. This means you can join edges and arcs into a single polyline without installing an extension. If you haven’t used a weld extension, we recommend starting to weld edges for any face where you’d like a smooth push/pull extrusion.

How do you ungroup parts in Solidworks?

To ungroup elements:

1. Select a set of grouped elements.
2. Click Group > Ungroup .

How do you push multiple surfaces in Sketchup?

This is possible with the Move tool, as long as you’re trying to push/pull all your surfaces along the same axis. Double click on each of the faces (so you select both face and edges), and hold down the Shift Key while doing this so you can add in the other objects into your active selection group.

What is the difference between group and component in Sketchup?

By definition, a Group is a single instance of a collection of geometry. A Component is a named collection of geometry that can exist at multiple locations within the model. Each instance is a repetition of all others. A change to one instance changes all other instances.