Is this the main SKUP FORUM site now?

Pauluk

Is this now the new definitive SKup site? Only I have been away for about a year in the sense I have not logged on since about August and can't find the old forum site from my bookmarks. What happened to all the posts ie the gallery which was excellent from that site. Has it been archived or is it a lost soul in the ether now?

kwistenbiebel

Besides the official 'Google Sketchup Group' (who visits that place anyway?), yeah, this forum is 'Da' sketchup place.

The old gallery threads are not gone. They have been incorporated in the new , simpler gallery section.
All the old ones should be here, but the dates will be different.

Welcome back!

Mike Lucey

Shame on you Paul for staying away for over a year

Google Groups is there and SketchUcation is here and many of
the old guard are here also along with quite a few Google SU
Guys. So make yourself at home.

BTW, there are a few links floating around here that still
link to the old forums.

Mike

JuanV.Soler

What happened to all the posts ie the gallery which was excellent from that site. Has it been archived or is it a lost soul in the ether now?

though it is hard to believe,look at this
http://betaforum.sketchup.com/forumdisplay.php?f=10

coming from this
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=179&t=11341

Pauluk

Well that told me! Many thanks -Paul

Ross Macintosh

OT: I went back and had fun finding my very first gallery posting. It was on page 157 of 159 which relates to about a month & a half after the forum started.

My posting was my first work-related project using SketchUp. In the few days up to that I think I had modelled a few boxes/huts to explore the tools. Of course, as we've all discovered ourselves, doing a bigger project with SketchUp was quite an easy progression from the first doodles.

Regards, Ross

Alan Fraser

The final edition of all the old mugshots.

pmiller

To get to the old gallery section substitute f=9 at the end of the URL. For a good time go all the way back (about page 157) and look at the early examples by Grant Marshall, Ollie Bergman, Rein de Hart, Greg Laverdera, Allister Godfrey and others just to see what could be done with v2.