@nlipovac said:

Hi, since this can be prepared for posting on FB, can you make export for *.glb?

Hi nlipovac,

PBR plugin only exports to *.gltf. Export to *.glb is not planned.

You can convert *.gltf to *.glb with Make GLB by Saurabh Bhatia.

FB doc: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/3d-posts/glb-tutorials

@filibis said:

(When i launch material editor again right after i applied normal map, it shows blank, does this mean it didn't accept the normal map?)

No. PBR Material Editor doesn't show Normal map again... even if it has been accepted! I planned to change this ergonomic detail because it is confusing.

Update: Since PBR plugin v1.2.0, status of texture image is shown (as checkbox) in PBR Material Editor.

@filibis said:

[...] even though i apply normal map, it doesn't show up in web browser, object looks plain.

1. Close PBR Viewport (Web browser window).
2. Set then apply Normal map in PBR Material Editor.
3. Reopen PBR Viewport from SketchUp menu.
4. If you still don't see Normal map effect, please report issue here: https://github.com/SamuelTS/SketchUp-PBR-Plugin/issues.

Hello I'm author of Physically-Based Rendering (PBR) open-source extension for SketchUp.

Features

• Thanks to integrated material editor, enrich SketchUp materials with advanced properties like: metalness, roughness, normal map, height map, etc. What to bring reflections and reliefs to your models!

• Add artificial lights right from SketchUp.

• Visualize enriched SketchUp model in an external window.

• Control scene camera in real-time.

• Save render as a PNG image in two clicks.

• Export enriched SketchUp model to glTF 3D format (Sketchfab...).

License

This extension is open-source and free, including for a professional use in accordance with GPL v3.0.

Funding

If you find this plugin useful, donate at least 1 dollar to support its development. Thank you all!

Download

You will find installation instructions and a download link on the official page of SketchUp PBR plugin.

Demos

See attachments.

Enjoy!