Doors and windows for sketchup
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How do you make a hole a component? Maybe this will be a good video. This is how I do it. The Building Creator extension does all that for you automatically! Although OP is using the Free, non-plugin version. I am interested in the plugin in the first post. The link does not work, but I found another post of yours.
There are also a large number of door options contained within Instant door and window. They work a lot the same way as the window options do, with a couple added features.
All the options are editable, like the trim, etc, just like with the windows. The doors also allow you to edit the hardware created. In addition and I should have mentioned this for the windows as well , you can add materials to all the parts and pieces of the doors or windows.
Note that you can only add materials that are actively in your model. One of the fun functions of the doors is that you can use the SketchUp interact tool to cycle them through various open and closed states.
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