SketchUp 2015 is 64bit
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Where can I find the prices update pro2014- pro2015?
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@jo-ke said:
Where can I find the prices update pro2014- pro2015?
Look under "What are the pricing options for the Maintenance & Support Plan?" where you'll find:
Single user: $95 USD per year
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@msketcher said:
I'm really excited about the LayOut label tool AutoText features too. It can now read things like dynamic component attributes from your models. I'm trying to get it to be able to read dimension info from windows, so the label tool automatically shows the correct dimensions on windows from inside the layout document. A lot of hidden potential here...
Is that so? You're right on the hidden potential there, I will investigate further.
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Ah, thank you Dave.
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Will thumbnail previews on wondows 64bit work now without any third part software?
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@thomthom said:
@unknownuser said:
So all existing plugins must be adapted again
Only if they used binary libraries. Most will work as is.
I had two which needed updating; TT_Lib and Vertex Tools. Compatible versions are on PluginStore and ExtensionWarehouse.I've set X for my shortcut to Delete, still inside vertex tools it doesn't work, only the delete key delete a vertex, even if I remove it from my shortcut list and keep only the X key to delete
edit: I got it now, inside vertex tools it is called erase not delete,
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@krisidious said:
Well, hello Steve... Nice to meet you.
First time I saw the template figure I thought it was Mike...
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@pixero said:
Will thumbnail previews on wondows 64bit work now without any third part software?
Yes - the thumbnail handler will now be 64bit if you install the 64bit version. Though I'm not sure if you will see thumbnails in 32bit applications when you use the file dialogs.
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Don't know if SU2015 will be a big success or another Windows 8, but at least it is breathing new life and an air of excitement back into the forums.
And after the (IMO) lackluster attempts at taking SU forward with R13 and 14, my fears for Sketchup's future after Trimble are now somewhat laid to rest.
They seem to be getting serious about making changes that really matter.
Kudos, Trimble
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I like the Rotated rectangle tool, but it is very easy to get Z-Fighting with it.
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Don't draw one rectangle on top of another.
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Dave you're always a font of good advice, one might even say you are full of it.
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@hellnbak said:
Don't know if SU2015 will be a big success or another Windows 8, but at least it is breathing new life and an air of excitement back into the forums.
And after the (IMO) lackluster attempts at taking SU forward with R13 and 14, my fears for Sketchup's future after Trimble are now somewhat laid to rest.
They seem to be getting serious about making changes that really matter.
Kudos, Trimble
We're just getting warmed up!
It takes time to turn a big boat around. 
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Hi - Any advice on whether V-Ray 2.0 is compatible with 2015? Want to make sure before I upgrade and wipe out our rendering capability!
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so, finally... 64bit. Thanks!
And if the slow exploding/importing is really improved, this is even better!
And the PhotoMatch upgrade looks very useful
http://help.sketchup.com/en/article/3000075
http://help.sketchup.com/en/article/1004436
Is this working with manually imported photos or only with images imported via special Trimble software?Concerning the new license system... so it is possible to install v8 and 2015 side by side and i'm not loosing my v8 license, right?
(the new arc and rectangle tools are nice to have but not really worth mentioning i think, the same applies to the fast styles - i suppose it will not be faster than simple lines...)
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@numerobis said:
Concerning the new license system... so it is possible to install v8 and 2015 side by side and i'm not loosing my v8 license, right?
It's exactly the same as it's always been. You can have multiple versions installed and one license doesn't affect the other. They are entirely separate installations. And in case you haven't seen this before: Do not simply copy plugins from your old SU8 installation to SU2015. It's been repeat ad nauseum for most of the last year so you should have seen it by now.
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