SketchUp 2019 release
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@solo said:
@function said:
I hope sketchup pro moves to web platform and we can finally get rid of those pesky desktop versions once and for all.
That would be my last day with SU
I'm hoping "function" was joking, but if not YIKES!
If SU were to be Web only, Solo would need to change his name because there would be a heck of a lot of SU users joining him out the door.
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afaik a guarantee for a periodic release of new main versions is not promised.
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No "function" is very serious about this.
But we are getting off topic here. Any news about SU 2019 yet?
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@jeff89 said:
No "function" is very serious about this.
But we are getting off topic here. Any news about SU 2019 yet?
v2019 will feature 3 most anticipated features: a new logo, ability to choose color for your section planes and maybe some new politically correct human in default template
You'll see sadly I'm very close to reality -
@rv1974 said:
...ability to choose color for your section planes
That already exists.
People will whine and complain no matter how many new features they add.
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ranting is the new dedication
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@dave r said:
@rv1974 said:
...ability to choose color for your section planes
That already exists.
Are you sure you can assign individual color to a concrete inactive section plane?
@unknownuser said:
People will whine and complain no matter how many new features they add.
Exactlty.. Even section colorization won't stop this whining
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@solo said:
@function said:
I hope sketchup pro moves to web platform and we can finally get rid of those pesky desktop versions once and for all.
That would be my last day with SU
You mean 2018 would be your last SU update? IMO, SU can continue in its 2018 version indefinitely, what with the plugin ecosystem and Trimble's apparent unwillingness to add significant features.
(Also, I read @function's post as some clever trolling.
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@andybot said:
... IMO, SU can continue in its 2018 version indefinitely....
Unless Windows and MacOS have some sort of update that breaks compatibility with v2018. Who knows what's down the line with them. I mean Apple has been hinting at an Arm based Macbook for a bit now. I don't see how an non updated SU2018 could run on an Arm based machine.
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@sfto1 said:
@solo said:
@function said:
I hope sketchup pro moves to web platform and we can finally get rid of those pesky desktop versions once and for all.
That would be my last day with SU
I'm hoping "function" was joking, but if not YIKES!
If SU were to be Web only, Solo would need to change his name because there would be a heck of a lot of SU users joining him out the door.
I am one of my own downvotes. I am stuck perpetually in 2017 Make. -
full-quoting isn't nice either.
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True, there are certainly obsolescence issues to worry about, but considering that I'm still using Windoze 7, it's not a particular worry for me.
@glenn at home said:
Unless Windows and MacOS have some sort of update that breaks compatibility with v2018. Who knows what's down the line with them. I mean Apple has been hinting at an Arm based Macbook for a bit now. I don't see how an non updated SU2018 could run on an Arm based machine.
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Regarding 'complaining'...
I understand the SU-teams view of; 'keeping it simple' - and look for plugins if you need more fancy features.
But, complaining to me is very valid if, year after year, old and many times reported bugs still aren't fixed. The bugs cost me time, money & headaches and the bad thing is; reporting them on the official forum looks fairly useless.
Hoping V2019 will bring some positive surprises and in that case will gladly post a nice 'thank you' on the forum as well.rant off/
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I have been a hardcore SketchUp user for probably twelve or thirteen years. I have also used a lots of plugins, courtesy this forum and my friends from whom I borrowed plugins. With SketchUp's unstability to handle large files, detailed meshes and its inability to handle curves properly and handling of complex geometry, I am slowly making a switch to Rhino and Grasshopper.
Being an architect, I am now slowly forming a notion that Grasshopper (invented by an architect) is quite useful for handling and generating geometry that incoporates mathematical logic, geometry that will take a long time to build inside sketchup unless until I know ruby or some other plugin that gives stiff competition to Grasshopper.
However, for rapid modeling, SketchUp will be always my hero. The delay in updates by Trimble corporation and not adding any new features is immensely disappointing indeed.
Trimble probably also turns a blind eye towards the wishlist that their customer post in various forums.
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@kaas said:
Regarding 'complaining'...
I understand the SU-teams view of; 'keeping it simple'..
One of side effects of this approach are memes like this one
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for productivity improvements evolving to a Egg-Laying-Wool-Milk-Sow is urgently needed...
just kiddin'
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If you use SU more or less seriously you have to keep the zoo of plugins with a total chaos in right ckick menu and toolbar bedlam. In the end it looks even more uglier than this (thanks to sabotage called 'let's keep SU simple').
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