To edit the properties of an ACT camera while in camera view mode, follow these steps: Context-click and select Edit Camera. The Camera Properties dialog box appears. Modify properties as needed. See the upcoming list for details about your options. Click OK. You can also edit an ACT camera's properties outside of camera view mode. Here's how it's done:

To permanently remove an ACT camera, follow these steps: Ensure you are not in camera view mode. Zoom out so you can see the camera you want to delete. Delete the camera model. The corresponding scene and scene tab are also removed.

To create a camera using ACT:

The Advanced Camera Tools (ACT) are designed for people in the film and television industry who storyboard, design sets, visualize scenes, and plan locations. Use ACT to place real-world cameras in your SketchUp models and preview real camera shots. PRO To place cameras in a model with the ACT tools, you need a SketchUp Pro license. The following figure shows a scene with four ACT cameras:

Naming something is the first step toward figuring out what makes that thing different from all the other things in the world. In a SketchUp 3D model, this idea isn't just a philosophical concept. When you use the Classifier to embed data into groups or or components, those groups or components become objects that can be managed. 

PRO This is a Pro only feature.Add the Scale tool attribute to your Dynamic Component to toggle display of scale handles on the component (limiting how users can scale the component). To hide scale handles using the Scale tool attribute:

PRO This is a Pro only feature. Dynamic Components that use unique textures (textures that do not ship with SketchUp, such as photographic textures of a specific material), must be embedded in the Dynamic Component to be accessible when that component is used on different computers. To embed a texture in a Dynamic Component:

When purging a model in SketchUp or uploading it to the 3D Warehouse, unused materials will be removed. If your model contains a Dynamic Component, though, you may also lose textures in "Choose Options" or "OnClick" attributes. To avoid losing these textures, you'll need to embed them into the Dynamic Component: Create your Dynamic Component. Create a small face. Apply the unique texture to the face.

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