SKETCHUP VIEWS INSTALL
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The Scenes panel gives users the ability to navigate to specific locations in the model by choosing from any of the pre-saved scenes that were created in SketchUp.

Users can move, rotate, and scale 3D models.

The HoloLens device is untethered and allows users to walk freely throughout their project models.

Navigate your projects in a 1:1 immersive mode.

View and interact with your 3D models as holographic or virtual scale models.

Open models that have been published to your HoloLens or VR device from SketchUp Desktop.

SKETCHUP VIEWS WINDOWS

To use the app, you will need to sign in with a Trimble Account.ДЇor information and instructions about SketchUp Viewer for HoloLens, please visit: ДЇor information and instructions about SketchUp Viewer for Windows Mixed Reality headsets, please visit:

SKETCHUP VIEWS INSTALL

SketchUp Viewer is free to install and the application includes demo models that are free to view. SketchUp Viewer for HoloLens V3 is compatible with MicrosoftвЂ™s HoloLens 2 and TrimbleвЂ™s XR10 mixed reality devices. You can easily fly around your project models by choosing from the list of the scenes that youвЂ™ve created in SketchUp toggle layer visibility on-and-off to control model visibility, and use the Outliner and Entity Info tool to quickly access important information about your model and the entities and objects within it, and use the Tape Measure tool to analyze, confirm, or capture dimensional information about your projects. The application includes many of the viewing, navigation, and information tools that SketchUp users will be familiar with. With SketchUp Viewer, you also have the ability to interact with your designs as virtual or holographic scale models, supplementing or alleviating the need to build physical models of your projects.

The applicationвЂ™s functionality allows you and your teammates to virtually inhabit a design, helping to facilitate clear and efficient communication about complex spatial issues. However, I have things set up the way I want them now to move forward with the design, so at this point the question borders on the rhetorical.SketchUp Viewer for Windows Mixed Reality makes it possible to engage colleagues and clients in experiential design review: a powerful new way to evaluate, coordinate, and communicate in mixed reality. I tried reorienting the north arrow, but that only made the sun shine incorrectly on the model. Even when I re-align the drawing axis, going to the standard view seems to 'reset' it (it works OK however when I try to edit all the sub components). I still wonder why the standard views won't work for me. I DID remember to save those scenes! I will definitely check out the extended views plug-in, although what I learned about the 'align view' option was extremely helpful. But because all faces are 'normal' when looking in plan view, I used Gerrit's idea doing a rough alignment with the orbit tool, and then context clicking on one of the axes and 'aligning view'. Dave, the idea of selecting a face normal to my point of view and then selecting 'align view' worked excellent for the elevation scenes. (*) in general, red along the future view base of your view to be, green perpendicular in a sensible direction (two options) (blue filled in by SketchUp).ДЄll of your advice was spot on. (*)On a floor plan this could be: red along one wall, green along another perpendicular wall (blue filled in by SketchUp). (*)On an elevation this would be: red along the base of the facade, green to roof top (blue filled in by SketchUp). This is, as said, a general applicable method, independend of the presence of faces and their orientations. > now your view will be one with green pointing to the top of your screen, red to the right (and blue towards you, perpendicular to the screen). Now right click on an axis in emplty space and select 'Align View' in the context menu. Redraw the axes in such a way that red runs to left, green up (and blue towards you) in a desired view. , then is there some kind of work-around so I can get dead-on elevation projections without having to approximate with the orbit tool?.ДЄs Dave explaned, you can right click on a face and select 'Align View'.ДЄnother way to align any view you like, a general method, (and don't forget to save views, to return to at any time later) is as follows:

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