Dynamic Symbols
Dynamic Symbols - SketchUp Plugin for Instant Symbol Animation
Developer: Nam NH - FebHouse
Compatibility: SketchUp 2020+ (MacOS & Windows)
More info: Scan QR or search Dynamic Symbols on Extension Warehouse / Google
1. One-Click Symbol Change — Keep Position, Size & Rotation (Feature 1)
Dynamic Symbols lets you instantly switch between different symbol shapes with just
one click — while keeping the symbol’s position, size, and rotation unchanged.
How it Works:
Step 1: Select any symbol from the toolbar.
Step 2: A dialog box will appear asking if you want to create a new symbol.
- Click Yes => The symbol instantly appears at your cursor.
- Click No => The command is [Link].
Done! The symbol is placed.
To switch to another symbol, just click a different icon on the toolbar. The selected object
updates instantly, while keeping its original position, size, and rotation.
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Dynamic Symbols
Dynamic Symbols - SketchUp Plugin for Instant Symbol Animation
Developer: Nam NH - FebHouse
Compatibility: SketchUp 2020+ (MacOS & Windows)
More info: Scan QR or search Dynamic Symbols on Extension Warehouse / Google
2. One-Click Color Change (Feature 2)
Change the color of your symbols instantly with one click — no need to open complex
menus or edit materials manually.
How it Works:
Step 1: Select the Symbol
Step 2: In the Dynamic Symbols UI, click the Color Button.
Pick a color =>Done! The symbol updates instantly.
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The system automatically saves
your last 5 colors for quick access.
Done
Dynamic Symbols
Dynamic Symbols - SketchUp Plugin for Instant Symbol Animation
Developer: Nam NH - FebHouse
Compatibility: SketchUp 2020+ (MacOS & Windows)
More info: Scan QR or search Dynamic Symbols on Extension Warehouse / Google
3. Create Animation (Feature 3)
Automatically generate animated scenes that bring your symbols to life — ideal for
diagrams, flowcharts, or architectural storytelling.
How it works:
Step 1: Select the Dynamic Symbols you want to animate.
Step 2: Click Create Animation. The plugin generates 3 scenes: Feb_F1, Feb_F2, Feb_F3.
These scenes form the animation sequence.
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Step 3: Export the video:
1. Keep only Feb_F1, Feb_F2, 2. Go to File => Export => Animation. 3. In Export Options, select your
Feb_F3 checked for animation. desired quality and uncheck
Uncheck all other scenes. Loop to starting scene.
Click OK => Export.
After exporting, you can use video editing software to:
- Smoothen or extend the loop.
- Duplicate clips for continuous looping animations.