In today's video, we talk about how to create an animation simulating the movement of fluid inside of SketchUp!

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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction
0:19 - Combining the SketchUp Essentials Course and the SketchUp Essentials Community
1:47 - Example Model Download Location
2:00 - Creating a custom transparent material for your tanks
3:28 - Adding section planes to your fluid
5:00 - Why the section planes need to be in different groups
5:50 - Creating a transition animation between the section planes for the large tank
7:45 - Animating fluid movement in the pipe
9:45 - Animating fluid movement in the large tank
11:32 - Adding a transition plane in the large tank
12:44 - Turning objects on and off in multiple scenes at once
13:49 - Using styles to hide the section planes
14:40 - Final Result
14:59 - Other animation tutorials

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