@bryan k said:
The price of 3D modeling programs is insane and Blender is.. well far too complicated.
If Form-Z free had a good plug-in community SU would have a serious competitor. Also BricsCAD Shape might one day get close to SU. I say this as a LONG time SU fan, back from v3. Competition is good for development and for the end users.
Seems to work well with DAE files from SU 
Hey Dave, I've used it before but I can't recall what file type I used. I still have it installed so I'll check.
Hey Luke, go to nvidia.com and then click on drivers and then Geforce drivers. You can either do the big green "Download Now" button or select your product below that..
Save that file to your desktop and then double-click it to run it. Follow all the prompts and then restart.
Version 461.92 looks to be the current one for you.
Try this....
Koru is a WebGL authoring and export software with large materials library and simple user interface. Koru supports snapshots, different scene configurations and is a nice replacement to 3D PDF.
(boxshot.com)
@jman0war said:
Thanks.
I used to use BlueBeam Revu years ago, mostly for the one click PDF conversion and a few Markup tools.
Looks like they've added functionality.
I only have the viewer but it's great to get dims off of PDFs. It'd be nice to be able to bring vector PDFs into SU (like I can in AutoCAD) but maybe one day.
Good luck
Glenn
@jman0war said:
If someone sent you plans for a house in PDF, that included Front, Left, Right, Rear Elevations and a RoofPlan.
But there were no dimensions included at all and the only information you had to go on was a scale ruler sort of information under the elevation title that says:
FRONT VIEW
1/4" = 1'-0"
(one quarter inch equals one foot).The other Elevations are a different scale:
....
You could always download and use the Bluebeam Revu trial. It allows you the measure PDFs. You can even set the scale or calibrate to a known distance. Once the trial is over you can continue to use it in "Vu" mode. It's a very slick tool.
I use both as well and I often use the AutoDesk SletchUp importer more than exporting dwgs from SketchUp. At times it's given me better results than exporting from SU.
Yeah I looked at Rocket 3F early on when it came out and it just didn't do it for me. Might try it again.
I can't wait to see where it's development goes.
Great work majid! Wings is such a cool little program.
I've been using a Dell curved U3818W for almost 2 years now and I love it!
TIL (today I learned) Free3D, thanks.
@majid said:
As M.L. King said: People fail to get along because they fear each other; they fear each other because they don't know each other; they don't know each other because they have not communicated with each other....
Peace and love.
More truer words were never spoken! I'd love to visit Iran one day. Peace back to you Majid 
If you don't get an answer I have AutoCAD Map and can insert a .shp file and export to a dxf/dwg for you.
Great topic Majid and I love your pictures and art work, thanks for sharing. I am very lucky that I live right next to the Appalachian Mountains in Western North Carolina. I can be on a trial/hike in 30-45 minutes. Here is one of my favorite spots that I've been to all of my life, Stone Mountain NC. Such a wonderful place to enjoy nature. Here's a pic of a tree on the summit.
I'm probably doing something wrong but I can't get it to cut the opening. Do walls have to be grouped? I've tried both ways.
TIA
Oh snap! Looking very SU like..sort of
https://gumroad.com/l/VthLyO
@matsuo_lano said:
Protrude is the one I was looking for, thanks! Now to find out it will work with SU2020...
Please let us know if you find a download link.