Joint Push Pull Interactive

| Feature | Description | |---------|-------------| | | Push or pull multiple non-connected faces simultaneously. | | Vector Push/Pull | Extrude along normal, vector, or direction of a guide. | | Thicken / Shell | Create a uniform thickness from a selection of faces (like giving walls to a mesh). | | Offset Push/Pull | Pull edges outward/inward to create bevels or rounded shapes. | | Follow Surface | Extrude a face while keeping it aligned to an adjacent curved surface. | | Tapered Extrusions | Create tapered extrusions with adjustable angle. |

: By holding the Alt key, you can create a series of extrusions where each subsequent click increases the offset by a multiple of the previous one (ideal for making stairs). Installation Requirements The ULTIMATE Guide to Joint Push Pull for SketchUp in 2025! Joint Push Pull Interactive

While dragging in mode, hold the Ctrl key (PC) or Option key (Mac). This instantly flips the extrusion direction. If you accidentally pushed the wall into the building instead of out , don't restart—just hit Ctrl while dragging. | Feature | Description | |---------|-------------| | |

Extrudes multiple adjacent faces along their average normals, keeping them joined to create a smooth, thickened surface. | | Offset Push/Pull | Pull edges outward/inward

"The interactive movement is laggy." Solution: You have a very high-polygon mesh (e.g., 50k+ faces). Turn off "Smoothing" in the Joint Push Pull settings dialog before dragging. Use the Interactive mode in "Wireframe" view for better performance.