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Reportswith deliciously useful data.A world of context – literallyIn about two minutes, you can choose a section of the world to bringinto your SketchUp Pro model—up to a square kilometer at a time. Forfree, you’ll get aerial imagery, a 3D terrain model and lat-long data to produce accurate shadow studies. From there, you can import pre-modeled buildings for site context and use Google Maps Street View imagery tomodel anything else you need.A place for everything and everything in its placeYour mother always told you that the key to 3D modeling success wastidiness and organization. Make your models easy to work on and easy topresent. Use groups and components to divvy up your geometry intological chunks. Layers come in handy for separating big pieces of yourmodel, and the Outliner is a way to see everything at once.New Features and FYI’s:An Extension Warehouse has been created and integrated with SketchUp.Users can now manage hundreds of extensions installed on their computervia the Extension Warehouse.The word “SketchUp” now refers to a product family of which there are two members: SketchUp Pro and SketchUp Make.Toolbars for SketchUp on Windows operating systems have been improved.They are now customizable and more reliably stay put once they have been docked.Scene-based animations can now be exported to high-quality video from SketchUp.Toolbars and cursors have been updated and made consistent between SketchUp, LayOut, Style Builder and SketchUp Viewer.We have a new SDK. See the “getting_started.html” and “migration_guide.html” in the SDK package for details.Lots of little tweaks, bugs fixes and improvements

Have been updated and made consistent between SketchUp, LayOut, Style Builder and SketchUp Viewer.-We have a new SDK. See the “getting_started.html” and “migration_guide.html” in the SDK package for details.-Lots of little tweaks, bugs fixes and improvements were made to existing features.-SketchUp no longer will take a long time to open and close with an unstable Internet connection.-(Mac) SketchUp does not support OS X 10.6 and older versions of OS X. Users with these platforms will see an error on launch.-(Windows) XP SP3 is now required to run SketchUp on XP.Extension warehouse/Ruby plugins-We are installing only the following extensions with the product : Advanced Camera Tools, Dynamic Components, Sandbox Tools, Photo Textures. The other SketchUp 8 extensions (Ruby Script Examples, Ocean Modeling, Utilities Tools, Shadow Strings Fix toolbar, Solar North toolbar) are available for download on the Extension Warehouse.-The plugins directory on the Mac has moved to ~/Library/Application Support/SketchUp 2013/SketchUp. We no longer install anything into the Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/SketchUp directory.SketchUp Toolbars-Toolbars now stay put and you can customize toolbars containing non-Ruby tool icons!-The SketchUp 8 “Save toolbar positions” menu choice has been removed as it is no longer needed - toolbar settings are saved when exiting SketchUp.-View > Toolbars shows just one menu choice now. Customization of toolbars has been moved to one dialog.-SketchUp 2013 does not have the ability to create 2 column vertical toolbars (a limitation of the libraries we used as the basis of our new toolbars). If you want to create a setup similar to what is in SketchUp 8, you can either create a few new custom toolbars, docking them side by side to create 2 columns, or you can dock some of our smaller toolbars side by side.-To customize non-Ruby toolbars, bring up the View > Toolbars dialog. You can move an icon from one toolbar to another by dragging it or pressing the Alt key. Holding down the Ctrl key allows you to copy an icon. Right clicking on a toolbar gives you some additional functionality.LayOut-Changes were made to improve overall performance with LayOut.-Shapes can now be filled with image-based patterns in addition

CityEngine Sketchup Extension The CityEngine SketchUp Extension allows users to create models in SketchUp using CityEngine's procedural modelling capabilities.RequirementsThe extension works with the Windows version of SketchUp 2017 to 2024. The installer for the extension assumes you have intalled SketchUp to the main Program Files folder.InstructionsDownload the installer here.Run the installer executable and choose the versions of SketchUp for which you would like to install the extension.Launch SketchUp.Once you're in the SketchUp 3D viewport, click Extensions -> Show CityEngine Window to open the attribute editor.The installer includes three rule packages from Esri's Rule of the Week. Choose one from the dropdown to see the available attributes you can modify. Draw either a rectangle for the Taj Mahal and Windmill rule or create an extruded 3D shape for the 3D orientation rule.Select the faces that you have drawn.If selecting polygons that represent the base footprint where your model will be generated, right-click the selected polygons and click Reverse Faces (models are generated on the white side of SketchUp faces).Click Generate to create the CityEngine model.DemoAdd Rule PackagesRule packages can be added to the C:\ProgramData\SketchUp\RPK folder to increase the types of models that can be generated. You can find rule packages on Esri Canada's 3D City Model Resources Site, which showcases useful rule packages that have been uploaded to ArcGIS Online.LicensingThe SketchUp CityEngine Extension is under the same license as the included CityEngine SDK, and is free for non-commercial use. Commercial use requires at least one commercial license of the latest CityEngine version installed in the organization. No redistribution is allowed.

August 13, 2019, 8:46pm 21 I’m wondering if this feature (making it possible to load plugins via ~/Application Support/SketchUp/…) is still on your to do list?I just checked in 2019 and it still doesn’t work. I’d love to know if it’s supposed to work and I’m just doing it wrong?It’s pretty icky to have to copy a plug-in into the app bundle, and it looks like this was a thread from 5 years ago. Would be great to see it get bumped up in priority. Note if it ends up still being a “to do”, please file a public issue so it can be tracked and discussed in the SketchUp API tracker GitHub repo. v18 I wrapped the XML exporter in a zip, inside a .rbz…the loader script for the .rbz called Sketchup.install_from_archive(my_zip) and that worked…john But Paul said in NOV of 2014 …Has this officially changed and with what version did it change ? I just shoe horned it into existing extensions on v16…v19v17…19 all worked but 17 + 18 both popped the has access to your files dialog during the load…that may be how deep I buried them as they where in extension files and v19 in a menu file…16 loads it into User/plugin and bug splats if you open Export 3d …I guess it was added to v17, but it may be my test at fault there…john I went completely through the C SDK "version.txt" file and there is no mention of any changes in regard to the Mac .plugin (folder/bundle?) importers / exporters.The "ReadMe.md" file in the root of the skp_to_xml sample project still says …#### Mac:1. Go into xcode project after building and locate the Products folder in the project navigator.2. Right-click the plugin and click Show in Finder.3. Copy/paste the plugin into /Applications/SketchUp 2019/SketchUp.app/Contents/PlugIns4. Run SketchUp 2019 and create a model.5. Go to File -> Export - 3D Model.6. Choose "XML Exporter (*.xml)" as your Save type.7. Give the xml a filename and click Export. tt_su August 14, 2019, 11:31am 27 Lets continue in the thread we already had going about this: Well since I posted here about the SDK import.export sample’s readme files, would you agree their ReadMe(s) need updating for installs on newer OSX versions ? (Ie, ref the path in no. 3 above.) tt_su August 16, 2019, 9:11am 29 The SDK documentation generally needs an overhaul. tt_su August 20, 2019, 9:04am