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okay. its been a long process, but weve finally made it to the end of this tutorial. we just created a complete wall, which looks very nice. go ahead and save the project. your wall should open in sketchup. youve just finished the most important step of this series!go ahead and close the project window and open the components window to see all the components that you placed. if you opened the components window before, just click on the projects tab to see all the components that you placed. if you opened the components window after making your wall, simply expand the panel on the right side of your screen. you can see all the components that you placed, as well as the assembled wall. if you want to reposition any of the components, simply double click on the component to open it up in edit mode.when you finish creating your assembly, click build assembly to save the currently-selected component array and create a new set of nested components along the extruded path. you can set the number of nested components for each profile to make the assembly easier to replicate later. additionally, you can use this function to change the color of any components in the assemblage. just choose a new color from the colors bar, go back to the assembly, and click refresh nested components.once your profile assembly is built and ready, its time to add all the components and assemblies youve created to the scene using the profile assembler. to add an assembly, create a new pb profile assembler dialogue window and follow the onscreen prompts. pbassembler dialog does everything for you, creating the appropriate nested components along the entire length of the assembly, and adding them to the model. so what are the steps to creating your assembly?we'll simply build a zig-zag wall out of 2 profile assemblies. to start, open the profile assembler dialogue and create a new assembly using the wall as the profile.next, for profile assembly 1, use the wall as the initial profile and set the number of nested components to 5. to change the color of this profile, click on the color bar and select a new color.once your first profile assembly is complete, create a new profile using the wall as the assembly profile and the first profile as the initial profile. this time, set the number of nested components to 1. this doesnt apply to this assembly at all, so you decide to leave those in that color. d2c66b5586