Trimming Multiple Objects in Sketchup

In this Sketchup tutorial, we tackle a complex trimming operation that involves trimming multiple objects at once.
Software and/or plugins used in this tutorial:
Sketchup 2019
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[@viktorkadza]

This is not about cutting multiple objects. Its still a single object.

[@Rhen5656]

instead of reconstructing it, you could just explode it and use solid inspector plugin (free) to clear out all the internal faces. it takes much less time to do.

[@tantantantan1210]

Me: waiting for the trimming
Him : and it goes on and on and on
Me: go to the comment section, nah its not what im looking for

[@MarkSmith-sj6qp]

Isn't there a more complex way?

[@Vannak201]

To save everyone 13 minutes. The solution here is to rebuild your entire model without using groups and then subtract

[@kmimarlik]

Sory but after all this i just wonder ''TIMES NINE COPY'' :) how u manage that?

[@DesignerhacksPage]

after ctrl+moving something, if you type *9 (or any number you want) it will make 9 copies of that object in the same direction and distance

[@kmimarlik]

@@DesignerhacksPage Thank you :)

[@Rhen5656]

@@kmimarlik the same with /9, you can divide. you can also do the same with the rotate tool, copy rotate with ctrl+rotate and use x9 or /9