When you download the .fbx it comes with various pose models. you need to parent those to the main model to attribute the pose.

I have the same problem. How can we fix it?

what are the relative screen resolutions? size matters...

Hi! It was I who wrote this question back in 2012 and I haven't worked with any 3D-visualization since then. But I have missed it a lot and I'm thinking about start again. So I have been playing around with free version of Sketchup 2015 and Maxwell Render. And it's about lights again. Is it impossible to create a nice render of a kitchen interior with the free version of Maxwell Render? Are there better performance and options available in the paid version? If I do a room with a big box in Sketchup and open one side. I then create some spotlights and point the face downwards inside the box, I see no light at all from them! The outside light is sky without the sun and time is set to evning. Shouldn't there be any light? Is the paid version of Maxwell Render worth the money or are there any other free or low cost renders out there that is better? Renders made by SU Podium seems very realistic, especially the of interiors. Kerkythea is free, but I guess there has been no development with that since the release in 2008? Thanks!

hi could i also get a copy i too am late to the blendup party i hate being late thanks

We tested a solution shortly. We combined SketchUp & LightUp and made the walk through with edddison. Please read a tut how to do http://edddison.com/improve-quality-sketchup-lightup-walkthrough-edddison/ Thomas

Yes, I have it.

@pilou said: Works only with Chrome! I just opened the link in IE, seems to work fine... @krisidious said: There was an April fools joke a while back done with this... You messin around JuJu? I clearly missed that then, but this is legit so far as I can tell...

[image: fKmz_XnViewOptions.png]Hi all XnView will drag and drop SU files as well as image files into SU. See [options] dtr

Thanks TIG, I had learned somewhere along the way to avoid small geometry...didn't know that it was an issue the other way around too. guess I overcompensated. But I scaled down and it doesn't seem to change the problems I'm having

Hi Lus1kka, Your comments are very appreciated. You are the first user that has reported problems with the sceneexporter plugin. I will try to replicate your case. Visualizer uses the windows registry to store latest values for file names. What may be happening is that until the user sets the name at least once the registry contains invalid values. I didn't think of testing for this case. If you have ideas for new features, please post them.

We have a built in plugin for Ivy now... Let me find it. Here it is... http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=36882

@mbrightman said: Thanks for the feedback! Rather than directly commenting on past V1 posts, I want to reinvigorate the conversation by providing an extended trial license for CONDOC Pro V2. Please know that you will only get value out of the CONDOC Tools if you have SketchUp Pro 2014/2015, watch our tutorials, and stick to the model organization system. Don't worry, in the download package there are some sample projects to play with. Watch required tutorials http://www.condoctools.com/support Download everything you need for your SketchUp version at the following links... SU2014, https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/9255258/ConDoc%20v.2%20-%20SketchUp%202014.zip SU2015, https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/9255258/ConDoc%20v.2%20-%20SketchUp%202015.zip The trial license expires September 1, 2015. After that, you can still access a free trial of ConDoc V2 perspective tool at wwww.condoctools.com. 81bd27bdc146994a9a1aad2095868fc4 I am specifically interested in your feedback on the value of the tools, template, layering system, workflow, and SketchUp standards that CONDOC provides. Let me know what you guys think! Hello Mike - I have been using your workflow for more than a year and am now using SU for all my residential construction documents. While Condoc's looks interesting, I have some concerns about being able to fully control the aesthetic quality of my CD's using Condoc's. Of course the time savings would be great (manually stacking the view ports gets old), but I fear in using Condoc's all the time savings would be undone by having to go back and redo hatch patterns and line weights to my specific needs. How would I address this concern using Condocs? Thanks, Barbara

info here: http://sketchucation.com/resources/tutorials/528-how-to-create-your-own-sketchup-material-libraries

We just released FluidImporter 3.1.0. You can get it here. Here's what's new: Faster import FluidImporter is now a full .rbz extension, with a single file for Windows/OSX You can access FluidImporter funtionality through the menu Extensions -> FluidImporter Added edge smooth option Options are now saved so you don't lose your settings when closing SkechUp

Yeah I like this much better...

Sketchup needs to adopt these features... I hope there will be a competitor as soon as possible. From what I gather with these videos, the application he has developed is better than sketchup and it makes sense!

https://extensions.sketchup.com/en/content/simlab-solidworks-importer-sketchup

Any way to get this to work on a dedicated server that is not on your network?

pilou , jeff , thanks for your responses. I'm always willing to look try new software if the prices aren't crazy steep. Starting to get a handle doing the animals in SU but damn the meshes can get pretty ugly.... guess I just need to pull up my big boy pants and get back to trying to wrap my head around Blender. thanks again.