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    • M Offline
      Matanuilover
      last edited by

      Hi, I need to convert a .dxf file to a .skp file. Can someone tell me how? I don't have admin permissions on my computer, so I can't install anything. This leads me to believe that I probably won't be able to do it myself, but I can't see an attachment button. Thanks in advance.

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        TIG Moderator
        last edited by

        After a couple of posts new members get enhanced privileges.
        below the typing pane, as you type a message there's a 'Upload attachment' tab... it can't be much more obvious that that πŸ˜•

        As a user of v8free you can't import DXFs using the v8pro only importers.
        If you had v7free installed in parallel then that still includes a DXF importer [which is just the same in free and pro]: v7free is still available for download.
        There are also some free plugins that give v8free DXF import capabilities - search the 'Plugins Index' at SCF [Resources > Plugins menu item in the header-bar]... These might not be as good as the 'pro' version but might do enough for your needs.
        There are also some free CAD programs that read DXF and write SKP files, and vice versa too - Google for that...

        Unfortunately none of these solutions avoids having to install something...
        However, some scripts could be manually loaded after Sketchup starts by typing in the Ruby Console: load "my/full/path/to/script.rb" etc...

        OR you must get your IT guy to let you do something that allows for this...

        TIG

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          Matanuilover
          last edited by

          @tig said:

          After a couple of posts new members get enhanced privileges.
          below the typing pane, as you type a message there's a 'Upload attachment' tab... it can't be much more obvious that that πŸ˜•

          It is also below the "Submit" button. Please excuse me if I am used to saying I am done after I've finished everything.


          A Trip-Let in the spirit of GEB

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          • pbacotP Offline
            pbacot
            last edited by

            Here you are, units imported both as feet and meters. (file is set to feet and inches).
            Welcome to the forums.

            Peter


            kam.skp

            MacOSX MojaveSketchUp Pro v19 Twilight v2 Thea v3 PowerCADD

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              Matanuilover
              last edited by

              @pbacot said:

              Here you are, units imported both as feet and meters. (file is set to feet and inches).
              Welcome to the forums.

              Peter

              Thank you for both your assistance and welcome. πŸ˜„

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                alexrangel
                last edited by

                Hi, I need to convert a DXF file to a SKP file by command line (command prompt), Is it possible with Sketchup pro? if so how? Or someone know a convert program to do this, I really appraciate any help, Thanks.

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                • TIGT Offline
                  TIG Moderator
                  last edited by

                  If you have Pro [as your profile says] then you can import a DXF directly into a SKP.
                  Why do you need to do it otherwise ?

                  TIG

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