The average of the current layer ( FG) and the result from the layers below it ( BG).ĭivides the pixel values of the FG by the BG. This is the default.īlends the FG based on the alpha values of the BG. ĭisplays the current layer ( FG) on top of all layers ( BG) without blending. Proportion Guide – A llows for a number of composition guides to be overlaid on the image. The available guides are Rule of Thirds, Diagonals, Golden Ratio, Center Cross, and Custom Grid. Background – Adds a background color correction layer. This is only available when the Source layer is set to Composite. Render element – Selects a render element from your image that you can use in compositing.
Constant – Adds a solid color that can be used to achieve an effect on another layer (for example to multiply by the constant). Exposure – Adds an Exposure color correction layer. White Balance – Adds a White Balance color correction layer. Hue/Saturation – Adds a Hue/Saturation color correction layer. Color Balance – Adds a Color Balance color correction layer. Curves – Adds a Curves color correction layer. Lookup Table – Allows loading a LUT file for color transformations. Filmic tonemap – Contains different types of mapping curves and gamma corrections. Multiple layers of the same type can be added.įolder – Allows grouping multiple layers in folders. In the Layer Manager, you can create, rename, and delete layers, as well as assign colors and lock/unlock layers.īy using layers in SketchUp, you can better organize your model and more easily control the appearance of your model.Creates a layer. To open the Layer Manager, go to the Window menu and select "Layer Manager".
The Layer Manager is a powerful tool that allows you to manage multiple layers at once. Step 7: Use the Layer Manager to manage layers To unlock a layer, click on the lock icon again. When the lock icon is visible, the layer is locked and the objects on that layer cannot be modified. To lock a layer, click on the lock icon next to the layer name in the Layers panel. When the eye icon is not visible, the layer is turned off and the objects on that layer will be hidden. When the eye icon is visible, the layer is turned on and the objects on that layer will be visible in the model. To turn a layer on or off, click on the eye icon next to the layer name in the Layers panel.
The object will now be assigned to that layer. To assign an object to a specific layer, select the object and then click on the layer name in the Layers panel. This will open the color picker, where you can choose a new color for the layer. To change the layer color, click on the color swatch next to the layer name. It is a good idea to give your layers descriptive names that reflect the purpose of the layer (e.g. To rename the layer, double-click on the layer name and enter a new name. "Layer2") and a default color (usually red). This will create a new layer with a default name (e.g. To create a new layer, go to the Layers panel (usually located on the right side of the screen) and click the "Create New Layer" button. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of using layers in SketchUp.
Layers are a powerful tool in SketchUp that allow you to separate different parts of your model, making it easier to work on specific components and control the appearance of your model. Do you use Layers in SketchUp? Maybe this will help you do it better.
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