Extrudes faces along a specific direction (vector) regardless of their orientation. Normal Push Pull:
3. Creating Separate Blocks Simultaneously (Multi Push Pull Tool)
Fredo6's Joint Push Pull extension for SketchUp 2021 enables the simultaneous extrusion of multiple and curved surfaces, overcoming the limitations of the native, single-face tool . The plugin offers various modes, including vector and normal push/pull, to add consistent thickness to complex, connected geometry . Installation requires downloading the plugin and LibFredo6 from the SketchUcation PluginStore and loading them via the Extension Manager . Learn more about the extension at SketchUcation PluginStore. PUSH PULLING Curved Faces in SketchUp?
Use the selection tool to select the curved faces you want to thicken.
The plugin includes the following tools:
Hover over the curved surface. The plugin will highlight the connected faces. to visually push or pull the surface.
Extrudes multiple faces along their average vertex normals, keeping the resulting faces connected (welded). Round Push Pull:
The flagship tool. It extrudes multiple connected faces along their average surface normals. This keeps the extruded mesh knitted together seamlessly, which is perfect for thickening curved walls or tents. 2. Round Push Pull (R)
To run Joint Push Pull on SketchUp 2021, you must install two supporting components from Sketchucation:
SketchUp 2021 brings several updates and improvements to the Joint Push Pull tool. Some of the key new features include:
SketchUp has front (white) and back (blue/gray) faces. Joint Push Pull performs best when all faces are uniform. Select your geometry, right-click, and select Orient Faces before running the plugin.
Tap the on your keyboard to lock the extrusion to a specific axis (Up Arrow for Blue axis).
Starting around the SketchUp 2021 era, Fredo6 transitioned his major plugins to a highly affordable premium/donationware model via SketchUcation. Ensure you activate your license through the SketchUcation tool. Core Tools Inside Joint Push Pull
Since Joint Push Pull is a third-party extension, you won't find it in the default SketchUp toolbar. Follow these steps: