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Question by jack 1 · Jun 01, 2010 at 11:31 AM · meshesgoogle-sketchup

Sketchup Importing

I have built several meshes in google sketchup, and I am interested in importing them into Unity. I tried the Lightup method, converting them into google pro files, but nothing allows me to import the meshes. Are there any other methods I should be aware of?

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Answer by Peter G · Jun 01, 2010 at 11:57 AM

I would download Blender here. Then export them to Blender using the collada format. In Blender, your object should look the same with the exception that you will have to delete the flat person used for scale in Sketch up. Then in Blender, save your file into Unity or export it as an FBX to Unity. Don't forget to save the texture file while in Blender. It will export the UVs, but you have to go to the image editing view, find the drop down window selector, and choose the "UV/ Image Editor." The icon is a face. Select the object and hit tab to enter edit mode, if your image is not displayed, then it should appear. Then select image/save as and save the file in you assets folder.

This method will let you import into Unity with Unity's "preferred" file format, FBX.

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avatar image jack 1 · Jun 01, 2010 at 12:11 PM 0
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Thanks sounds good, and can you add armature to the meshes after importing them to blender?

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Yes, after you import them to blender, the mesh is treated like any mesh and you can do anything you want with it.

avatar image jack 1 · Jun 02, 2010 at 03:44 PM 0
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Yeah I'm loving Unity's animation software, tried it last night with a spaceship I built in sketchup. Oh paradise, well once I get to summer break and have time for these things...

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@jack - summer break? It's June 2nd now - just how long do schools run for, these days?

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I got out two weeks ago :)

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Answer by Epic · Jun 01, 2010 at 12:58 PM

If Blender does not work export it into a FBX format in google sketchup :)

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If only I had those $500 for pro... but thanks I'll just find a plugin for that :D

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Answer by Mentalist4006 · Jun 13, 2010 at 01:39 AM

I found a good solution--the link gives a download for a Sketchup plugin, which exports it to DXF or STL. The only problem is that so far I haven't found a way to include the colors from my models, but it works. Click Here for the Link

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Answer by idrathereatrandy · Dec 23, 2012 at 10:35 AM

google skp to dxf convertor and download it, then follow the instructions it give you. when your done you will be able to export google sketch up files to unity

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Answer by JessiGamer · Aug 11, 2013 at 06:11 AM

Is there a way to export the models without using blender? Why cant they just be able to export it out as a FBX format? there should be an update like that, allowing it to be imported to unity. thanks for the help anyways :)

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You can export to fbx in sketchup but unfortunately this is only possible in the pro version :(.

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