TIG, we quite often set correct Geo location for our models. It would be great if there was an option in this amazingly useful script to revert back to the previously set Geo location.

I find it's easy enough to apply Elev45 temporarily to a select scene, and then revert the model back to the proper geo location, rather than fiddle with the importing files into a new SKP file etc. At the moment I manually type in the Geo location after letting Elev45 have its way with my model. A 'revert to previous geo location' button would be better. Is this possible to do?

Thank you Tom!

macgile, this is awesome! Thank you!

I've been wanting a tool like this forever. Thanks very much Fredo6!

I had the same problem on WinXp SP2. Now that I'm on Win7 cmd window doesn't pop up anymore.

I'm running Windows7 Pro, my card is Quadro 600, 2 monitors. I can't seem to run more than 1 instance of SketchUp (8 Pro). If I attempt to run a second instance, the first one crashes every time. Has anyone come across this issue?

Thanks Jim, this should be very useful, except:

1. I Save As.. -> choose Sketchup 7
2. modify file
3. File -> Save Previous
4. Try to close, SketchUp asks me if I want to save before closing. (clearly not saving with Save Previous)

What am I doing wrong?

Anssi, exporting as polymesh gives you one exploded mesh, no groups, no components. With ACIS solids export, everything is nicely grouped.

I find Fletch's Revit to SkethcUp via DWG workflow to be the best from what I've tried so far (thank you Fletch!). What I'm struggling to overcome is that all Revit walls import into SU as one of two layers, Walls Interior or Walls Exterior. We have different types of wall cladding used in a fairly intricate pattern, brickwork, diff. types of metal cladding, exotec etc. It is a big project and the idea of reapplying all the wall materials inside SketchUp is very painful (other building elements export fine and are managable).

Anybody have any thoughts?

Thanks a bunch Regular Polygon! 3 twists setting produces geometry of the winning entry for Astana National Library by Bjarke Ingles Group (http://www.big.dk)
http://www.google.com.au/images?hl=en&source=imghp&q=Astana+National+Library&btnG=Search+Images&gbv=2&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=

Thank you! flatland it ain't