Thanks TIG. I'm not aware of any firewall issues but I'll investigate this further and hopefully that resolves the issue.
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RE: UnZIP Error : Could not unzip archive.
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RE: UnZIP Error : Could not unzip archive.
I've now cleared the cache in both Chrome and Safari but unfortunately that hasn't resvoled the issue.
That's correct, I'm using SketchUp 2017 Make edition.
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RE: UnZIP Error : Could not unzip archive.
Thanks for those suggestions @DaveR
However, the issues still seem to persist despite trying the following:
- Uninstalling and reinstalling SketchUcation plugin
- Updating to the latest version 4.2.0 downloaded via the Resources page. This is the latest version currently available
- Clearing my Firefox cache. I don't have Internet Explorer installed on my macbook.
Are there any other suggested fixes?
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UnZIP Error : Could not unzip archive.
I'm unable to install any plugins directly via the Sketchucation Extension Store Plugin 4.2.0. Every time I try to install any plugin or use the Bundle install option I get the error:
UnZIP Error : Could not unzip archive.
I'm able to install plugins via the Archiver Installer inside Sketchucation Extension Store Plugin. So I can install them indvidually but it's less convinent switching back and forth between Sketchup and Firefox to download each one.
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RE: Modelling a trainer / sneaker
First off, apologies for my lack of reply. There's a lot of really great answers, suggestions and just general knowledge that I wasn't expecting. Thanks @Box @JQL @ntxdave.
For clarity, the shoe aspect is more about modelling a representation of my clients product so that it can be placed within a space. And avoid having to comp in trainer products into final visuals in Photoshop. The main focus of my task is to design and iterate through options for a given event / space. Given Sketchup works to sizes accurately this can be quite quick at times.
I've attached a couple of examples, using Warehouse examples, showing the approx basic level of rendering / representation that would be satisfactory.
Side note: @JQL mentioned "Incredible rendering engines that render this in secs;". Can you expand on this?
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Modelling a trainer / sneaker
I use SkecthUp to visualise event ideas for a sportswear brand. Because a lot of the work is based around showing off sneakers / trainers ahead of their public release, I'm looking for advice on what's the best way to create a fairly accurate representation of a sneaker / trainer for my models?
For each event design, I always get a couple of shots of each trainer. This is usually a side on, bottom (sole) and top down shot.
Any recommendations on how to try and create a model that I can use in my designs? Something more than just a flat graphic on a plane?