Are you ready for SketchUp 7 news?
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Theyll also launch about 12 free versions to accomplish a variety of tasks, from modelling interiors, modelling exteriors, landscaping, massing etc. Everything you could ever want in 12 easy to use packages. Oh and they got rid of inference, to many people complained it was really annoying.
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Stinkie, I'll bet your octo-core monster that high poly support, 64 bit and multi core will NOT be included.
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Seriously? Dang - why would they not include high poly support?
from my cold, dead hands, Stoppel
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@unknownuser said:
Seriously? Dang - why would they not include high poly support?
Maybe because no one @ Boulder office really is doing hard code on the SU core itself?
At least there is not the slightest indication that they do.
Someone might just have lost the key to get in there
.(just joking around)
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I do not know whats in version 7, I am not on the beta team
, and if i was i would not be able to say as they have a well defined non disclosure.I just have a hunch, call me quasimodo.
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Well ... they'd be passing up on a great business opportunity if they didn't include high poly support. In any case, I was already planning on diving into Silo in September.
Not that I want to give up on SU. God no. And I'm fairly sure none of you would like to do that. Though ... maybe I'll check out Bonzai when it's released ...
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solo,
your hunch is a little bit risky, really..,:
if it is not accompanimented by a bed and nothing to do .,:.,:.,:.,:.,:.,:.,:.,:.,:.,:.,::.,::.,::.,:
yes, its a little bit risky, maybe we divide.:.,:
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@unknownuser said:
Sounds very useful! How will this integrate with the StyleBuilder?
+1! You forgot to mention the LO integration.
SU 7 will sell the Pro version as severely handicapped and add all the new GE/GW features (buttons that make you go: "oooh, dats purdy") will be integrated into the free version. There will also be an in-model advertising component to SU7 so whenever you name a component say "window" you'll be bombarded with links (in an interactive right hand side pane) to companies that sell windows, cleans windows, glaze windows, and of course the operating system as well, just to be complete.
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I'm speechless but tell you what,
I've been looking at a lot of "similar to SU software" springing up around lately but I must say so far none have even gotten close.
And I'm confident that SU 7 is gonna be and SU 6 still is the best 3D tool you can have on your machine!
Looking forward to that mail tomorrow,......
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You're damn right that SU still rules.
'Being a fine app' is, at the same time, the frustrating part for some of this forum users as well.
As we love to use Sketchup we are concerned about its further development.
I am sure I am not the only one who would hate to undergo the difficult learning curves of the dinosaur apps when SU 7 would turn out to be not that good or some basic requirements (like high poly/64 bit) would not be met.... -
Back in @last days, news was hard to get as well.
But I do remember that, if a thread like this stayed on long enough, Someone of the @last team (often Jim Holman) would drop in to cool the hot potatoe.A simple statement like : '...this will be adressed' or 'no promises, but we are working on this' would be enough for me.
And we all know which topics need that reply.A lot of people build their jobs around SU. It's disrespectful to leave them in the cold. Amen.
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Amen
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Given the fact that I don't use SU professionally, I hadn't looked at it this way yet. But yeah: amen.
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Amen!
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Was the Basecamp a nice way to say good-bye SU7?
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a bit of retorspective
19 pages and we still havent gotten anywhere
God knows whatll happen when there is some real tangible news about SU 7!
edit: and my spelling still hasnt improved.
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@unknownuser said:
Was the Basecamp a nice way to say good-bye SU7?
I went away from Basecamp 2008 feeling SketchUp was in good hands with the current pool of developers. Basecamp was an opportunity to meet & talk with many of them. There are significantly more of them working on it now vs. previous versions. I was impressed that Google offers them opportunities to explore areas of their personal interest. The impact is they seem to be encouraged & supported to explore SketchUp on a deeper level, pushing it, trying out alternate approaches, all with the ultimate shared goal of making it better. They genuinely seem to enjoy their work and the team they have. They certainly seemed driven to make SU even better.
Yes they are tight lipped. I trust there will be a v7 when they feel it is ready.
Regards, Ross
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@ross macintosh said:
They genuinely seem to enjoy their work and the team they have. They certainly seemed driven to make SU even better.
That's the feeling I got when I read Chopra's book - that there's genuine love there. I am somewhat torn between feeling worried, and being confident 7 will be great. On a bad day, that is. Mostly, I'm confident.
If I'd have to guess, I'd say the much requested high poly support will in fact be integrated. Some additional modeling tools, perhaps, but not that many.
Would I, if I were to make the decisons over at Google, and if high poly support were added, be open about what to expect from the upcoming version of SU? No. I'd aim for a surprise attack - and I'd market it like it was World War 3.
So, from a user's point of of view, I'm annoyed by Google's modus operandi. But as a former marketing professional, I understand it - heck, I applaud it. As I said: torn.
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Most recent thing I've found is:
http://groups.google.com/group/SketchUp3d/browse_thread/thread/256a4b594562c04f/41aabe6d43f6b29e -
@jasonh1234 said:
Most recent thing I've found is:
http://groups.google.com/group/SketchUp3d/browse_thread/thread/256a4b594562c04f/41aabe6d43f6b29eA thread from August 2007 is the most recent thing you've found?
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