What’s more, now we can control the visibility of all tags in a folder at once, and we can also select multiple tags or folders at once to turn on and off huge chunks of our model. Whether we use tags to set up models for design scenarios, documentation, reporting, or visualization, we think we will find it a lot easier to locate and work with tags when we start grouping them in folders. To lighten this load, in SketchUp’s latest version, Tag Folders (in SketchUp and Layout) allow us to organize our tags for quicker access and bulk visibility control within SketchUp 2021 and Layout updates. We know managing long lists of tags and scenes can be cumbersome, particularly with complex models that we are setting up for 2D documentation in Layout. Our latest improvements to tags help us to do just that.
Just like we wouldn’t stock our spice rack without labelling all the jars, we don’t want to kick off our design without a clear and organized model structure. But we’re certainly optimistic that we will start to seeing SketchUp in these new marks, and that they will feel ‘at home’ over time. We expect that it will take time for people to adjust to the new logos for the products. These new marks align SketchUp to the broader portfolio of Trimble products and they can be modelled in SketchUp! This means new application icons for SketchUp, Layout, 3D Warehouse, Extension Warehouse, and Style Builder, as well as a few modified toolbar icons. We’re moving forward with new marks for SketchUp and its application suite. The red SketchUp logo served us well since 2012.
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