I don't know. Why don't you throw us a bone? Make it possible for someone to help you. Tell us what you've tried in order to get it to work. What file type are you exporting from SketchUp? Have you tried getting support from Autodesk?
At Art Center he was one of the many influences on our sketch style for industrial design. I still have some of the books showing his sketches for Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back and I think one of the others.
The Greebles will never end, especially so since we have them in Sketchup!
Back on topic. I have found an interesting speech by Vijay Kumar on applications of small flying robots.
The most interesting for me was the one with a robot calculating a 3D map of a building, as it surveyed it in real time.
A friend of my mother in law's had a garage in the hit area. He was restoring a Lamborghini, his garage was damaged but the Lambo was not scratched at all.
I think it makes a big difference whether they try to force the same interface on different devices or the same unified OS (underlaying frameworks ad applications) with an adapted interface (tablet, desktop, tv interface).
So well spoken (written) Tig.
Many don't understand that we have become so disengaged from our food source, that in purchasing those plastic wrapped choice chicken breasts, you are essentially the one who chopped off the head.
Yes, I have known of the company in Praha (and have always thought that it was quite stupid of Google that they put several countries under the same hood) and indeed it's nice to see that finally it can be purchased in Hungary, too. Not really (or necessarily) the full version as we can buy that straight from Google but educational licenses (of any kind) have been impossible to buy so far (not as if I needed one any more).
Unity are having their basecamp (Unite12) in Amsterdam, and they're HQ'd just round the corner from Google US. The proposed location has had a lot of positive comments.
There's plenty of space here. This town (at least the enclosed area) was bigger than contemporary Vienna in the Middle Ages. Twice as big as Buda, the country capital.