RANDOM COMPONENT PLACEMENT IN SKETCHUP with Compo Spray

In this video, learn to use Compo Spray - a SketchUp extension designed to help you randomly place components within your SketchUp model! Want to Support the SketchUp Essentials? THE SKETCHUP ESSENTIALS COURSE DOWNLOAD COMPO SPRAY 3D WAREHOUSE MODEL CREDIT MY YOUTUBE SETUP SKETCHUP BOOKS AND RESOURCES MY CURRENT FAVORITE SKETCHUP PLUGINS AND EXTENSIONS (Affiliate Links) PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE Check Us Out On - Disclaimers: all opinions are my own, sponsors are acknowledged. Product Links in the description are typically affiliate links that let you help support the channel at no extra cost. Name: Compo Spray Developer – Didier Bur Tool Cost – Free Where can you get it – SketchUcation extension warehouse Tool Functions – This extension is designed to help you quickly add components to your models, like trees, rocks, etc. It’s designed to help you randomly scatter these objects. This extension gives you many ways to randomly place (or spray) components on faces within SketchUp. When looking at the menu, we’re going to focus on the first option (top down). The other option – perpendicular, doesn’t seem to be working currently. It allows you to select up to 8 components at once using dropdowns, then will randomly place them on a face you select. The first thing I want to note that you’ll find super helpful is that there is a documentation file that gets installed in the plugin installation folder with instructions. I haven’t found a way to access it straight...