Outliner - Square One 

The Square One videos are new (and still being actively created). In the past we have had other videos that served as "introduction" videos, but we figured it was time to serve up some fresh ones!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9FDIjvTdGrg.html&ab_channel=SketchUpSketchUp here is your other video explaining Tags. Again to understand my question. When should i use Tags when should i use Outliner. What are example scenarios in a model for a good Tag, and when should i use a group / subgroup

One can say, outliner is automatically generated to describe both groups and components hierarchy whilst tags are user defined and can put any part of your model under any tag

​@@ahmad-murery understood. but you need to maintain both with names etc. So using the same structure in Tags and Outliner would not make sense right? What usecase examples do you have for tags? because i only used outliner before to create a hierarchy, now i wanted to start using tags but i am just doing the same Hierarchy and that does really makes sense to me

​@@Tirreg88 Outliner will list everything in your model, for me I use it while creating the model to make it easy for me to access different parts of my model if they blocked each other, I use tags to mark related parts of the model, for example I may put all the windows under "Windows" tag, the lights, furniture, piping , etc... each under its own tag and regardless of the hierarchy they belong to, this can be useful when showing the model to a client or review it yourself where you can control the visibility of the materials. this can't be done using outliner or else you'll end up with groups and components overlapping each other and very difficult to work with. Sorry if it doesn't help

@@ahmad-murery this was a very usefull example! Now i understand the different uses for each feature better. Thank you!