Google Earth Pro
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Yes.
Use SketchUp's Add Location to geo-locate your project.
Save your building (delete all other data) and export it to KMZ.
In GE Pro go to File/Import and change the file extension to All Files (.)
Find your file and import.This is a quick shape I placed in my backyard just now to test.
Someone else may have more insight but I think this will only display on your copy of GE Pro. It won't upload to GE for all to see.
I have used this several times recently to do a quick display of a project on site.
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It looks like you have other Google 3d data displayed. I don't have that on my GEPro. How do you get that?
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I am not sure what is different.
This is the version I am running.
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mine is plain 7.3.0 64bit. But there's no buildings or trees. Just image on terrain.
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Turn your Sidebar on (ctrl+alt+b) or (View/Sidebar)and turn on 3D buildings in the layers palette.
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Thanks. Now I see!
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@boofredlay said:
This is a quick shape I placed in my backyard just now to test.
[attachment=0:2t2iectc]<!-- ia0 -->GE Pro.JPG<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:2t2iectc]So when you look out your back window you see that shape, right?
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@hellnbak said:
@boofredlay said:
This is a quick shape I placed in my backyard just now to test.
[attachment=0:3b2b02aw]<!-- ia0 -->GE Pro.JPG<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:3b2b02aw]So when you look out your back window you see that shape, right?
Yep, that is until I shut the program down, then poof it was gone.
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Thanks boofredlay
I've tried it on a golf estate and it works like a charm!
Andre
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so Eric. . .what are you planning on doing with that big white box in your back yard?
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o...kay. .. .
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That is from a show called Dexter. He is a blood spatter forensic expert for the Miami police department. Oh, and he is also a serial killer.
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I knew it was from a TV show but one that I have never seen. . ..thankfully.
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