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    • juan974J Offline
      juan974
      last edited by juan974

      Hi,

      I've been working on a small SketchUp extension for exporting a model as a single interactive HTML 3D file.

      The idea is simple: export the model, send the HTML file to someone, and they can open it directly in a web browser. No SketchUp, no viewer to install, no server and no Internet connection required.

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      The current version exports SketchUp materials and textures and includes a few tools in the HTML viewer: Tags with Visible / Transparent / Hidden states, Light/Dark mode, edges, standard views and parallel/perspective viewing.

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      I've also added support for native SketchUp Dimensions and Leader Text. Leader Text annotations appear in an Annotations panel and clicking one takes you directly to that area of the model.

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      An optional colored PLY point cloud can also be embedded in the same HTML file. This was particularly useful for my own work with scan data (like iPhone Lidar) and SketchUp models.

      Everything needed by the viewer, including Three.js, is embedded in the generated HTML, so the exported file is completely standalone and works offline.

      This is the first Free release, so I'm interested in seeing how it behaves with other SketchUp models and hardware. If you try it and find something that doesn't export or display correctly, let me know.

      Download, more information and demo:

      HTML3D Exporter – Nexdata

      Version 1.2.0 – Free

      juan974 (Réunion island)
      website : http://sketchucation.com/click.php?url=http://www.tarn.us

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      • ntxdaveN Offline
        ntxdave @juan974
        last edited by ntxdave

        @juan974 I am not using SketchUp anymore, but I took a look at the example on your website and think this will wind up being a big hit. It has features that go beyond the SketchUp viewer. I wanted to give you a "hearts up" but did not see that option.

        Is there a way you could also include the ability to view cuts so that I could see the interior of the house in your model?

        I can tell you that in the past I did work for a company that built car washes and I think this would have been a hit with them.

        Keep up the good work. I think there are going to be a lot of people/users who will like this. I can also see it being used with something like PowerPoint.

        I would suggest that you also try to get a link to this on the SketchUp forum. I think you would find more people over there that would also like/be interested in this extension.

        Press F1...thank me later

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        • ntxdaveN Offline
          ntxdave @ntxdave
          last edited by ntxdave

          OK, I just went back and took a second look. I finally saw how to view the floor plans. Pretty neat once you figure it out. Might think about a little modification to make it a little easier but it is sure headed in the right direction.

          Yes, there are some bugs with a few lines showing up kind of randomly but again, this is going to be a hit IMO. Definitely keep up the development and/or clean up you model just a little for the demo.

          Again, this is looking great!.

          Press F1...thank me later

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