AD Design: Boost Your SketchUp Workflow for Interior, Retail & Event Projects

chloeadebeo

Hello everyone,

I’d like to introduce AD Design, a new extension pack for SketchUp developed by ADEBEO, designed for interior designers, architects, event designers and space planning professionals.

AD Design brings together a set of productivity tools to simplify and accelerate 3D modeling workflows inside SketchUp. The goal is to reduce repetitive tasks and make professional modeling faster and more intuitive.

Some features include:

Automatic shelving and storage creation
Parametric furniture tools
Decorative and event design helpers
Fast modeling utilities
Workflow optimization for interior and commercial projects
You can discover the project here:
https://addesign.adebeo.com/ad-design/fr/

Extension Warehouse page:
https://extensions.sketchup.com/extension/ae9d96cf-aa43-4c9b-903a-7c791c8e5503/ad-design-for-interior-designer-retail-event-designer

Demo videos and tutorials are also available on the website.

AD Design is currently being deployed internationally, and we would love to make it available to the SketchUcation community as well.

@rich-o-brien @gábor
Could you please explain the requirements and process for publishing an extension on Sketchucation?
We would also be interested in understanding the possibilities regarding trial versions and license sales through the platform.

Thanks in advance!

Rich O Brien

Hi

Send me an email at support@sketchucation.com regarding publishing here.

pep75

Subscriptions are terrible…

Glenn at home

@pep75 Yep, I had my work CC out and ready to buy till I saw subscription. Pass!

pep75

@Glenn-at-home Same here! People have to earn money, but ask money for each version.

Glenn at home

@pep75 said:

@Glenn-at-home Same here! People have to earn money, but ask money for each version.

I'd pay twice as much for a lifetime license.

Mike Amos

It is a tough call to make, with inflation and the foolishness going on around the world for a handful of Dick Taters. We all know cost are on the rise which goes for everyone and I for one would NOT like to be making a decision on sales methods. Do you throw it all on direct sales or look towards the 'hook' of reduced outgoing over the year? Both have the good/bad points so, what are you going to do?

Like I said, a tough call, going the wrong way can ruin a lot of hard graft and with that a financial investment.

I think we are possibly seeing the last of the lifetime licenses due to the unsupportable costs of lifetime support.