COMPLEX RAILINGS IN SKETCHUP with Copy Along Path and JHS Powerbar! 

Justin, this is a big plus in the architectural community. Thank you for taking the time to show us this new extension.

I’m a metal fabricator and this is really useful for me thank you . I’m from Denver as well

Really good tip on moving the geometry within the component. I normally move the component origin but this way seems a lot more straight forward.

Hi Justin, as always it is amazing to see your videos. Even that I know about these extensions and the tools that you talked about, it is nice to see your practical uses for them. 🙂👍

Thank you for this video. Really helped.

In practice the US does have at least two megacities, Los Angeles and New York, Chicago is also a contender with a metro population of about 9.5 million as well as Silicon Valley or the greater Miami urban megalopolis. It is just that due to the layout of cities, us zoning , suburbanisation ,administrative divisions and the habit of naming any settlement no matter how small a city, the US does not have any official megacities according to the government.

ur an angel!

this is exactly what I needed dude!

Excellent video, I was looking for how to copy along path.

Pretty cool. I use horse panel for fencing, I’ll need to try it for that. Thanks for your videos

i Follow you by year, you save me a lot of times. Thank you.

He Justin! Great video. Very helpful. I always use the weld option within JHS Powerbar! Greetings from the Netherlands .

Very time saving crearing projects. Just awsome.

DUDE U F**ING RULES!!! thx for every videos you do!

many thanks, really a time saver.. Thank you for introducing me to jhs powerbar plugin "TheSketchUpEssentials" Thumbs Up !!!!

This is very cool, good one!

epic thanks so perfect for complex railing

Profile Builder 2 is also great for this.

Thank you so much

That's an awesome extension!

Great video sir

i create an arc and it does not rotate the components . any idea why ?

Justin! Please help! I'm trying to do a copy along path of a weaving but it is for a curved back for an outdoor chair. there are different heights at different points. How would you model that? PLEASE HELP! Or does anyone have an idea? Right know I'm struggling editing each of the copies along the path, individually.

This is amazing

Thanks!!

THANK YOU :)

nice video............do you upload Revit tutorials also?

is there such thing as free plugins around here?

Very helpfull

or the things that are connected to the curved line in a straight line are sideways...

My object is not turning while using this tutorial ... they follow the path but dont turn

fucking amazing