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SketchUp for Schools is a free version of SketchUp available to any primary or secondary school signed up with G Suite for Education. With SketchUp for Schools, students around the world have access to free and intuitive 3D modeling tools that enable creative expression and skill development from a young age. Now 3D modeling is more accessible and easier to try than ever before!Because SketchUp for Schools runs in a browser, you can draw and create 3D models on any internet-connected device with a mouse and keyboard input. (Yes, that includes Chromebooks!) See the system requirements for SketchUp for Schools for details about the browser and hardware you need.If you’re familiar with the desktop version of SketchUp, you’ll see almost all the same tools in SketchUp for Schools. However, because SketchUp for Schools runs in a browser, those tools look and work a bit differently. Creating and Editing Models in SketchUp for Schools introduces the features specific to SketchUp for Schools and points you to relevant, helpful articles in the SketchUp area of the Help Center. If your favorite feature isn’t there, please let us know via the SketchUp for Schools forum.Note: SketchUp for Schools is compliant with COPPA and FERPA and is not for commercial use. For details, see the Terms of Service.

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Trimble has rolled out the free public beta of my.SketchUp, a new online service that enables artists to use SketchUp, its popular architectural modeling software, in a standard web browser.The service, which makes it possible to use SketchUp on Linux machines and Chromebooks for the first time, was originally announced in June, but was invite-only until earlier this month.Most of the core tools from SketchUp Make, but no ExtensionsTrimble says that it intends my.SketchUp to be “a full implementation of SketchUp … working exactly the same way [as] on the desktop”.It’s effectively an online implementation of SketchUp Make, the free version of the software, so you don’t get the LayOut or Style Builder tools that come with the Pro edition.Instead, the service gives you access to SketchUp’s core modelling, materials and line styles tools within a standard web browser – although, at present, it isn’t possible to edit or create styles.The user interface has been adapted slightly for the web, but most of the default keyboard shortcuts also work online, unless they conflict with those of the browser itself.However, one key difference between my.SketchUp and the desktop versions of the software is that it doesn’t support Extensions, the Ruby-based scripts that many users rely on for additional functionality.According to Trimble, “After my.SketchUp offers the core functionality of SketchUp, we’ll work on adding Ruby-based features.”Linked to a Trimble Connect accountTo save a project, you have to register for an account with Trimble Connect, Trimble’s online collaboration platform. The free account gives you access to 10GB of online storage. Files can then be downloaded from Trimble Connect in SketchUp’s native .skp format.You can also download readymade components from online SketchUp model library 3D Warehouse into my.SketchUp, although you can’t currently save your own models back to 3D Warehouse directly.Pricing and availabilitymy.SketchUp is currently available in free public beta. Like SketchUp Make, the terms of its user licence prohibit its use for commercial work.To run it, you’ll need a WebGL-capable browser – Trimble recommends Chrome, Firefox or Safari – although, unlike the desktop version, you don’t have to be running Windows or Mac OS X.That means you can use it on a Linux PC or Chromebook, although for the minute, Trimble recommends that you use it on a machine with a discrete graphics card.While it will run on tablets, performance isn’t guaranteed, and the UI isn’t optimised for touch controls.According to Trimble, “Although my.SketchUp loads and functions on most mobile browsers, we haven’t tuned the user interface and interactions for the mobile input gestures.”Read Trimble’s online FAQs for my.SketchUpLaunch my.SketchUp in your web browser

Using the material database in Sketchup Debamoy Ghosh The tutorial would cover up the process that how to download and use materials from the online material database folder using the SkIndigo exporter for Sketchup. The Indigo Material Database can be spotted at www.indigorenderer.com/materials Two ways are existed to use materials from the online database in SketchUp/SkIndigo: loading straightway into SketchUp, and outwardly linking to downloaded materials. We'll cover both options in series, starting with the simpler direct introduce method. Importing directly into SketchUp:- 1. Creation of a new Sketchup material: Now let's start by opening SketchUp and making a simple thing to apply the material to (in this case a cube). We'll also want to make a new SketchUp material (via Window menu -> Materials -> Create Material) to hold our Indigo material, and apply it to the newly shaped cube. Image Courtesy: indigorenderer.com 2. Opening the SkIndigo online material browser: Having shaped an easy object and applied a new material to it, from the "Plugins" menu, under the "SkIndigo" sub-menu, select "Material Editor":- Image Courtesy: indigorenderer.com This opens the SkIndigo material editor window. At the top of the material editor window is a "Search" button, click this to open the material database folder window in SkIndigo: Image Courtesy: indigorenderer.com 3. Downloading and applying a material: The material database folder browser window will open unlock, permitting you to search for materials by keywords or name. By default the most lately materials presented will appear at the top: Image Courtesy: indigorenderer.com If we favor a material and double click it, SkIndigo will ask if you'd like to load it into the present selected material; click "Yes", or else it will want to save the downloaded material to disk. The downloaded material should now be loaded into the SketchUp material and applied to your object, ready for rendering with Indigo: Image Courtesy: indigorenderer.com Alternative method: Linked IGM It is however possible, that the material cannot be presented correctly within SketchUp, since it is not a physically-based renderer. Here, SketchUp will present a warning dialog suggestive of it be used as a "linked" material: Image Courtesy: indigorenderer.com Linking a downloaded material: To do this, we select the material in the SkIndigo material editor, and set its Material Type to "Linked IGM": Image Courtesy: indigorenderer.com Click the "...” button next to the "IGM" field, and select a downloaded IGM or PIGM file. This will