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Heatseeker
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Heatseeker
Posted 11 Years Ago
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Hi, I'm wondering if it's worthwhile downloading SketchUp Make to use with iClone4. It's something else to learn and I've read that the download could be 'Iffy'. :unsure: Any ideas would be great, thanks in advance.:)
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planetstardragon
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planetstardragon
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Hi Heatseeker, Welcome to the forum :) It would be worth if only if you had 3Dxchange - which is the software used to import/convert 3rd party models for iclone. Otherwise iclone alone won't be able to import anything beyond it's own proprietary formats. Sketchup isn't so hard to learn to make simple stuff - it's not to say that you can't build more complex structures with it also - ie built to scale / spec with extreme detail - but for basic nice iclone models for filming it's fairly simple / straightforward. Cheers!
☯🐉 "To define Tao is to defile it" - Lao Tzu
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Heatseeker
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Heatseeker
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planetstardragon (2/1/2014) Hi Heatseeker,
Welcome to the forum :)
It would be worth if only if you had 3Dxchange - which is the software used to import/convert 3rd party models for iclone. Otherwise iclone alone won't be able to import anything beyond it's own proprietary formats.
Sketchup isn't so hard to learn to make simple stuff - it's not to say that you can't build more complex structures with it also - ie built to scale / spec with extreme detail - but for basic nice iclone models for filming it's fairly simple / straightforward.
Cheers!
Hi planetstardragon,thanks for your help. I do have 3DXchange so I will probably have a go with SketchUp. Thanks again for your help and advice. :)
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wires
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wires
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One thing to think about if you plan to use the latest version of SketchUp. 3DXchange only supports SketchUp .skp files up to version 8. In order to use models created with the new version you need to use the "Save As" option under "File" and select Sketchup version 8 from the drop down list.
Gerry
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Heatseeker
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Heatseeker
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wires (2/2/2014)
One thing to think about if you plan to use the latest version of SketchUp. 3DXchange only supports SketchUp .skp files up to version 8. In order to use models created with the new version you need to use the "Save As" option under "File" and select Sketchup version 8 from the drop down list. Thanks for that Wires, I'm using 3DXchange 4 pro, am I right to assume SketchUp V8 will be okay with that.:)
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wires
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wires
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SketchUp ver. 7 & 8 models can be opened in 3DXchange 4.11, any version before that could only open models from SketchUp ver. 6.
Gerry
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Heatseeker
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Heatseeker
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That's great, 3DXchange 4.11 is exactly what I have, thanks Gerry:)
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BiggsTrek
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BiggsTrek
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I also recommend Sketchup 8 rather than the very latest. :)
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animagic
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animagic
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biggstrek (2/2/2014) I also recommend Sketchup 8 rather than the very latest.
:)I agree. Sketchup Make (the latest) has a very restrictive EULA.
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