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      bonnie the bunny
      last edited by

      Hi there,

      I want to purchase sketchup pro. I've tried the 64bit version and it kept crashing and showing the bug splat pop up. Then I downloaded the 32bit version with no problems.
      2 questions,
      Am I missing out by only having the 32 Bit version? and if so can I change to the 64 bit version at a later date when the bug is fixed for no extra charge?

      Kind Regards,
      btb

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        slbaumgartner
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        What version of Windows are you running? Are you sure it is 64-bit? Did you copy your previous plugins instead of reinstalling fresh copies (some of them may be compiled for 32-bit)? For every upgrade of SketchUp, the only safe course is to reinstall all plugins.

        But anyway, all you lose in the 32-bit version is ability to use larger amounts of memory, which usually matters only if you are running an embedded renderer or work with very large models.

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          bonnie the bunny
          last edited by

          Thanks for your reply.

          Windows 8.1, yeah it is 64bit with just the basic sketchup tool set.
          I won't be running an embedded renderer but I will be sketching structures at a scale of 1:200 with some fine detail say at 2:1. If this matters

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