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    • J Offline
      jamma-pcb
      last edited by

      Hi all

      I have a sketchup model of a house with many layers/ Does anyone know of a self executable publisher package to protect the file contents and allow the use of layers.

      Most of my clients would like a all in one viewer while protecting the 3d model. I don't want to pass around the sketchup format. Zoom move print enable/disable layers would be ideal.

      Anyone know of a sketchup compatible viewer with a layer menu including SU compatible export formats if need be. (dwg,dxf)

      Thanks

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        TIG Moderator
        last edited by

        The 3D PDF app is the only thing that might do this, that I can think of...

        TIG

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        • TaffGochT Offline
          TaffGoch
          last edited by

          @tig said:

          The 3D PDF app is the only thing that might do this, that I can think of...

          Go to SimLab Soft to download a free version of the SketchUp plugin, required to produce such 3D PDF files. (SU7 only, as I recall.)

          Here's an example a 3D PDF file produced by the SimLab Soft plugin:
          Amundsen-Scott Antarctic Station Dome

          To enable/disable various layers, display the "Model Tree" and use the checkboxes.

          Screengrab:
          Amundsen-Scott_PDF_render.jpg
          NOTE: If you already have the SimLab Soft plugin for SketchUp, you may want to update, as a new version was released a couple of months ago, with some great new features.

          -Taff

          "Information is not knowledge." -- Albert Einstein

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            xrok1
            last edited by

            you could also try edrawings. you can password protect your files and even put an expiry date on them.

            @unknownuser said:

            Save as EXE/ZIP with Built-in Viewer
            eDrawings offers a complete, self-contained communication tool since no other viewing software is needed. eDrawings files can be saved as self extracting executables and zip files that contain the viewer as well as design data for sharing & collaboration.

            http://edrawings.geometricglobal.com/images/UserFiles/Image/skp20.jpg

            http://edrawings.geometricglobal.com/Downloads/eDrawings+for+SketchUp/index.aspx

            “There are three classes of people: those who see. Those who see when they are shown. Those who do not see.”

            http://www.Twilightrender.com try it!

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