@chango70 said:

@plot-paris said:

a free program is VirtualDub, which you can download here.

simply import the images, change the framerate from 10 fps to something between 20 and 25.

a good thing to do is to export the images from SketchUp with a higher resolution than the final movie (two or three times higher) and then use a "resize" filter in VirtualDub to scale it down to the desired resolution. like that all the lines will be a lot crisper in your animation and textured faces look better.

Thanks! I've been looking to find a program like this. Sweeeet.

Thank you. but I found it ends up i have to give them my credit card number with expire date. Not sure if it's safe doing this.

thanks so much. would u please give me a link to download the UV tool plug-in?

I am running into a question that how to convert a schetchup file into WMV format, so client can watch the project with Powerpoint or Windows Media Player.

thanks so much

i found drape tool often make mistake, i.e. it doesn't separate object into two surface. any advanced ruby script available. thanks so much!

it's amaizing. i am sure it will be as powerful as 3D MAX to model anything.