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My name is Timothée, I am a professional 3D modeler and 3D trainer. I work for major clients such as Leroy Merlin, CETELEM, Orange, for whom I create complex 3D models. I am also the author of the blogs ‘Learn SketchUp,’ ‘Learn Blender,’ and ‘Learn Screenwriting,’ all three of which are references in their respective fields.
Our latest SketchUp blog posts :
- ArchiCAD to SketchUp – Best Practices
Transferring models from ArchiCAD to SketchUp can streamline workflows for teams using both platforms. To ensure the process is smooth and efficient, follow these best practices for file conversion, optimization, and editing: 1. Preparation in ArchiCAD Before exporting your model, take these preparatory steps in ArchiCAD to ensure clean, optimized geometry in SketchUp: Simplify the … - How to find the volume of an object in SketchUp ?
Finding the volume of an object in SketchUp can be done using its built-in tools, provided the object is a solid group or solid component. Here’s a step-by-step guide: 1. Ensure the Object is a Solid Check if the Object is a Solid: 2. Find the Volume 3. Fixing Issues with Non-Solid Objects If the …How to find the volume of an object in SketchUp ? Read More »
- How to import .max file in Sketchup
Importing a .max file (3ds Max format) directly into SketchUp is not natively supported, as SketchUp does not include a .max file importer. However, there are several workarounds to get the content from a .max file into SketchUp: 1. Convert the .MAX File to a Compatible Format You need to first convert the .max file … - How to Restore Unsaved SketchUp File
Restoring an unsaved SketchUp file is possible if Autosave was enabled in SketchUp. Here’s how you can attempt to recover your work: 1. Check for Autosave Files SketchUp automatically saves a temporary file at intervals if Autosave is enabled. 2. Check the SketchUp Recovery Prompt When reopening SketchUp after a crash, the program often displays … - How do I merge two lines in SketchUp ?
Merging two lines in SketchUp means combining them into a single continuous line. Here are the scenarios and methods depending on how the lines are positioned: 1. Lines Are Aligned and Touching (Collinear Lines): 2. Lines Need to Be Connected First: If the lines are close but not touching, you need to connect them: 3. … - Downconvert Sketchup files from recent versions to older ones
To downconvert a SketchUp file (SKP) from a newer version to an older version, you can use the Save As or Export feature in SketchUp. Here’s a step-by-step guide: 1. Using SketchUp Pro (Preferred Method) If you have access to the newer version of SketchUp in which the file was created, follow these steps: 2. …Downconvert Sketchup files from recent versions to older ones Read More »
- Importing Buildings from Google Earth into SketchUp
Importing buildings from Google Earth into SketchUp used to be a straightforward process through the now-discontinued Google Earth/Google 3D Warehouse integration. However, Google no longer allows direct imports of 3D buildings into SketchUp due to licensing changes. Despite this limitation, there are workarounds you can use: 1. Importing Geolocation Data (Without Buildings) You can still …Importing Buildings from Google Earth into SketchUp Read More »
- Multiple Push & Pull in Sketchup
In SketchUp, performing multiple push-pull operations at once can be achieved using specific techniques, tools, or plugins. Here’s how to work efficiently with multiple faces: 1. Push/Pull Tool with Individual Faces 2. Using the Push/Pull Tool with Double-Click for Repetition 3. Selecting Multiple Faces for Simultaneous Push/Pull Unfortunately, the native SketchUp Push/Pull Tool does not … - Why can’t I enter dimensions to create precise rectangle in Sketchup?
If you’re unable to enter dimensions to create a precise rectangle in SketchUp, it could be due to a few common issues. Here are some troubleshooting tips to resolve this: 1. Incorrect Workflow for Entering Dimensions 2. Misunderstanding of Units 3. Typing in the Measurements Box 4. Tool or Cursor Interference 5. Issue with Keyboard …Why can’t I enter dimensions to create precise rectangle in Sketchup? Read More »
- Where Are Sketchup Autosave Files?
SketchUp autosave files are typically saved in a specific location on your computer, depending on your operating system and SketchUp version. Here’s where to find them: Default Autosave File Locations: Windows: Mac: Locating Autosave Files in SketchUp: Recovering Autosave Files: If you don’t find the file, ensure autosave is enabled in SketchUp Preferences under General …