• Math Functions SketchUp Functions Text Functions Trig Functions Logical Functions OnClick Functions Text Functions Function

  • Math Functions SketchUp Functions Text Functions Trig Functions Logical Functions OnClick Functions SketchUp Functions (Specific to SketchUp Dynamic Components) Function

  • PRO This is a Pro only feature. The following HTML tags are supported within a Dynamic Component's Description and Summary fields: <a> <b> <i> <u> <strong> <em> <p> <br> <ol> <ul> <li> <font> Any tag or version of a tag that is not in this list will be ignored. The following additional rules also apply:

  • PRO Following is a list of all operators supported in dynamic component formulas. + (add) - (subtract) * (multiply) / (divide) < (less than) > (greater than) <= (less than or equal to) >= (greater than or equal to) = (equal) () (parentheses) <> (not equal to)

  • Following is a list of all functions supported within your dynamic components. Many of these functions are identical to functions found in spreadsheet applications such as the spreadsheet application that is a part of Google Docs. Math functions The following functions are for math-related use: ABS(number) The ABS function returns the absolute value of number.

  • PRO This is a Pro only feature. Following is a list of all predefined attributes for use in creating your dynamic components. X, Y, Z The X, Y, and Z attributes contain the value for the component's X (red), Y (green), or Z (blue) coordinate. LenX, LenY, LenZ The LenX, LenY, and LenZ attributes contain the length of the component in the X (red), Y (green), or Z (blue) direction. RotX, RotY, RotZ

  • The Dynamic Components Developer's Guide contains step-by-step instructions on how to perform specific dynamic component creation tasks. The content in this guide answers the 'How Do I...' questions of end-users.

  • To develop your dynamic component interactions, use the following references to the predefined attributes, functions, and operators. These are the building blocks for any dynamic component behavior that you can imagine.

  • PRO This is a Pro only feature. You might want to allow the users of your dynamic component to configure some values of your dynamic component, such as the spacing between pickets in a fence or the width of your stairs. Values that are configurable will appear in a Component Options dialog box accessible from the component's context menu. To make a value configurable:

  • PRO This is a Pro only feature. You can create a component whose pricing changes based on the type of material or size of component the user chooses. To implement dynamic pricing in your dynamic component: Create a component, such as a cabinet door.