EDrawings
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For a client (or anyone without SU routines) it's all the same actually, where and how we orbit in SU. The point is that you don't need SU - and many times it is an advantage if you don't want to give away your model.
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I got it to work - but I don't see the point.
If you are going to download all the active-X etc you might as well download the sketchup viewer.
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The point is you don't need to send/give your model to whoever wants to see it. Information secure to a fair extent.
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Surely Hypercosm has more capabilities - and when on the web, its player works with more browsers - yet eDrawing has one advantage; it can run on a standalone app. (though true that only in Windows...)
Well, anyway. Just another tool.
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@gaieus said:
Bill, that's sad. The company's page declares that with the exe file you don't need to download anything else - the viewer is "included" (indeed, the file itselfis rather big this way).
Hm... need to further examine the plugin...
hello I'm a new user for sketchup please help me to be an pro step by step
(ayoub_khorchani)
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Ayoub, welcome to the forums!
Surely everyone here will help you (but why are you asking this here, in a hidden plugin folder?)
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@gaieus said:
There is a "free" version with limited capabilities (limited to the viewing and sharing options)
you can say that twice. edrawings does not open a small to medium sized file. i had it and recently threw it away for its utter uselessness.
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Well, Edson, I haven't even used it since this post - I just thought we should give it a shot.
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being more specific, since i do not use nor own autocad, edrawings seemed to be the ticket to viewing dwg files before importing them but every time i have tried to open a medium sized file with it, it crashed on me.
it could be just the mac version, though.
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Edson, what are you using to open DWG's? I, too, have had limited success with edrawings, though not as bad as you are experiencing, but I haven't found a better solution.
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