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What is Sweep Draw?

Sweep Draw works very similar to Sweep.

The difference is that while Sweep expects a pre-existing edgepath as input, Sweep Draw is more interactive.

Sweep Draw enables you to manually draw the path to be swept in the tool itself. This can be useful when you need something quick.

Clone Path

You can save out your previewed Sweep path as reusable geometry. To clone it, right-click, then pick Geometrify Drawing.

Right-click for Guideplane

To help you draw in space, Sweep Draw offers a guideplane.

The Guideplane is part of Landshape's concept tools-on-space. It is also used in Grade Draw

Understanding Sweep

To learn more about Sweeping, see Sweep.

Read Statusbar and VCB for Details

• When Sweep Draw is active, Sketchup's statusbar will show the current state and options. Read the statusbar carefully.
• The VCB and its label shows any current parameters. Right after a Sweep Draw commit, try typing different values and hit Enter to control the Sweep Draw effect.
• To explore the tool, open a new sandbox model. Plot-quake a random terrain. Then try Sweep Draw on it. Don't be afraid to play around!

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