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So far I had successfully installed this viewer on my Samsung Galaxy S7 with Android version 8.0.0 and also used it for a long time.

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Hello Guz,

yes, your advice was the right one and helped me. On my smartphone, I disabled Chrome because I did not need it.

After activating I had to log in with the Trimble ID and immediately I could log in to the SU Viewer.

Thanks a lot for your quick help.

I will also pass your answer to our German SketchUp forum.

Best regards

Peter

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Incidentally, I registered on this forum before I was gifted 2018, so the registration number attached to my account here has nothing to do with me. Its just something that was automatically generated.

This file is what call the "root" ruby file, or sometimes the "registration" file because it sits in your root plugins folder, it also registers your extension with SketchUp. We're pretty clever, 'eh?!

Next we'll guard against the Extension being loaded by SketchUp multiple times. We'll use the method `file_loaded?` for this. Multiple loading can happen for various reasons - either by development debugging or extension updates etc.

The __FILE__ constant is a "magic" Ruby constant that returns a string with the path to the current file. You don't have to use this constant with file_loaded? - you can use any unique string to represent this file. But __FILE__ is very convenient for this.

Hi I think I'm having issues with receiving the free trial email for sketchup. I registered for it a few hours ago but I still haven't received it (it's not showing up in my junk mail either). I kind of need it urgently for a project so any help I could get would be appreciated !

I am working with Ruby in sketchup 2017 in windows. The following code gives me error. the ruby version in sketchup 2017 is 2.2.4. Earlier with older sketchup I was using DL and there I dont get a problem, it is only when I have to use fiddle with a newer version of ruby I am getting this error. I tried with some other 64 bit user made library but I still have the problem there.

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I have been working with sketchup for years now now and the benefits (speed / visuals) of 3D modelling and materials in sketchup are still important for us, at least until Shape can add customizable material maps (material management as of now is very basic).

I therefore have been trying to test a reliable import process from sketchup to Bricscad.

DWG would be the best import into Bricscad.

Unfortunately I get DWG only for 2D Plans. DWG got quite unpopular here.

While in the past DWG 3D was used mainly as an exchange between non Autodesk

Apps, with questionable quality. Meanwhile most switched to IFC instead.

SimLab composer is a 3D rendering program but it does import geometry quite nicely most of the time, though I haven't tried with Sketchup so far. You can download a trial, import one of your problematic Sketchup files into SimLab composer, if it looks ok then export to DWG and see what happens regarding geometry and what is retained regarding properties etc. Maybe you'll get cleaner files into BricsCAD that way.

Does TRW still use manual registration? I know that other software have moved to automatic registration. Basically if you are using manual registration you need to match the same points in the various scans, your control points (the spheres, targets or very distinct unique points) can be identified in two scans and 'locked onto each other' and do that for all of the common control points in the two scans. Then move on to the adjacent scan and match the common control points in that scan and the next one. Proceed along until the last scan and if you have done a complete round of the building you can close from the last scan onto a common control point in the first scan. TRW can then calculate the closing error and you must decide if it acceptable or not.

Any or all of your control points can be given the coordinates of the coordinate system you are using, or GNSS coordinates, and all of the points in the scan will then become the coordinates of the coordinate system. The earlier versions of TRW could not deal with very large numbers and you had to determine N-S and E-W offsets, perhaps that is no longer an issue in TRW 9.0, I know Trimble were looking into the problem a few years ago but I never heard what they had decided. be457b7860