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:

OnClick FunctionsFunctionDescriptionExample(s)ALERT("message")The ALERT function displays the value of the message in an alert box.Example:  =ALERT("You Clicked Me!")

Logical Functions (for math-related use)FunctionDescriptionExample(s)AND(logicalValue1, logicalValue2, ...logicalValueN)The AND function returns TRUE if all arguments are TRUE. If any element is FALSE, this function returns the FALSE value.

Trig FunctionsFunctionDescriptionExample(s)ACOS(number)The ACOS function returns the inverse cosine of the number in degrees.View SketchUp Example<

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

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:

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.