Just like how you’re able to filter the Outliner panel by searching for objects matching a certain name, you can now filter the tags panel by name too. I’d love to see this implemented on the scene’s panel too! Tag Filtering Another idea is to organize tags by trade. So you’d have to use a prefix to make it unique. However, you’re still required to have unique names for tags, even if a tag is nested under a different folder. Or, if you want to create redundant tags for each level, that’s a little more reasonable now that they can be organized into folders.
It sort of eliminates the need for having prefixes, since I know what type of tag it is by which folder it resides in. Now, I can just use folders for each tag type. (This eliminates the need to create redundant tags for each location/object combination). For example, the first floor walls will be assigned to OB-Wall and will reside inside of a parent container tagged LO-1st-Floor. Then, I’ll use “Object” tags on each type of object within. I like to use a “Location/Level” tag to assign to a parent container that surrounds all objects on a specific level of a building. Drag & drop tags in or out of folders, expand or collapse folders, whatever you want to do, it all works.
In SketchUp Pro, you’re now able to group tags together in into folders and control the visibility of multiple tags using the visibility toggles on the folders. I’ll let you comment below about how much you hate the new logos and how you think this was a waste of time, but let’s continue with new features! Tag Folders It incorporates the letters SU and 3D in it. What’s so special about the new logo?” Well, look again. If you’re looking at that logo thinking “Matt, I don’t get it. It’s always a shocker when you first look a major rebranding, but I’ve got to say, this grew on me pretty fast, and I think the SketchUp logo, in particular, is quite clever.
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