SketchUp is the most popular 3D modelling tool for architects, designers, engineers, and hobbyists. Now you can unlock the power of SketchUp in VR. Visualize the models you have created in SketchUp desktop, mobile, and web with your favorite Quest device. Stay connected with project stakeholders using Trimble's cloud collaboration tool, Trimble Connect. Immerse yourself and your customers in compelling immersive walkthroughs of your design, and make design decisions faster and most effectively than ever before. Cycle through the various design options, or simply hide and show objects leveraging the native Scenes, Tags, and Outliner features. Experience your 3D SketchUp models in immersive mode or enjoy our new Home Environment to explore your 3D model in tabletop mode.
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Elevating Client Design Reviews in VR. The VR experience offered by SketchUp Viewer feels intuitive and realistic, and has completely transformed the way I review and present 3D models to clients. What truly sets SketchUp Viewer apart is its presentation feature, seamlessly integrated with the immersive walk and navigation capabilities. Guiding clients through a virtual walkthrough of the design is an unparalleled experience. It's as if they are physically present within the space, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for the project. Further pushing the boundaries of what is achievable in virtual reality and design collaboration, I wish to see passthrough capabilities to solidify it further as a visionary app. But overall SketchUp Viewer has become an essential tool in my design workflow, offering a perfect blend of immersive VR, intuitive navigation, and powerful presentation feature. If you're looking to elevate your design presentations, engage clients more deeply, and provide an experience that goes beyond the ordinary, SketchUp Viewer is the definitive choice!
ND. The only reason I bought the Quest 3 is this Sketchup Viewer, and its helping me a lot in my design. However, I am wondering is there any plan to enable passthrough mode in the viewer, so that it can function more as an AR tool. Thanks and great job guys.
First Try! Needs improvements! Left joystick left and right should not change camera view (you already do it with your head) it should move left and right sideways for smoother movement when you are in presentation mode. Should also work to walk like in a game outside presentation mode.
When you move on a terrain that has a higher mesh for example. Would be nice if you stay on the ground. Not like now when you move to a higher mesh and you end up under the mesh. Should be like you are playing any game first person game out there (like GTA). Should be like gravity so you also can walk up and down through a stair.
Eye height should also be available in centimeter. Or even better too be able to choose length of a person. Everybody knows what height they are but it’s difficult too know the eyes highs.
When you open up the start menu I think you should be able also move it back and forth like you can do whit every other window. I think it’s too close too you eyes.
Great app! It feels good to experience the model in virtual world. The walk and teleport movement gives a game-like experience. Presentation mode helps to navigate through scenes seemlessly.
A nice way to experience SketchUp models. Loads surprisingly big models, and navigation is easy to understand. Also nice fast Trimble Connect integration.
Its hard to write a bad review, but... I'm so thankful that this app finally exists. So much so that its hard to leave a bad review.... BUT.... It is super klunky. Moving around in immersive mode feels really un-natural. Most people don't have a 100'x100' area to move around, so moving with the controls is very important. Unfortunately, doing so is difficult and very unintuitive. There are 2 joystics. One on each hand. There is no point for them to do the same thing. One should jump and turn your view... And by turn, I don't mean 15° increments, I mean rotate smoothly. The other should move the user, like they were walking around. Aka, forward moves you forward... Right moves you right, left, left, and down moves you backwards.
This is a very basic, common sense concept. I hope to see the improvement in a near future update.
Another nitpick but not a big deal, is that the menu can get hidden behind objects. If you accidentally transport yourself into a wall or something, you can't see the menu and you can't get out, lol.
It is a game changer for me but... I love the possiblity to experience my models in VR! In particular for architectural models, this enables me to really feel the rooms - fantastic! Also the integration with my Trimble account makes it very easy to update the model and then walk through it over and over again. However, there are things to improve IMHO: 1. Allow to walk instead of jumping. The doc days that holding the trigger should make me walk through the model. This does not work for me, unfortunately. From VR games I know that smooth movement can improve the immersion considerably. 2. The graphics quality is relatively poor compared to other apps on my Quest 3. Could you add a setting to increase the resolution and the MSAA level? Better rendering quality would heavily improve the user experience for me. 3. Sometimes I need to restart the app because I cannot access my Trimble account anymore. Seems to happen randomly. 4. I experience rendering issues with transparent materials. When I look at a transparent object through another transparent object, the result looks weird. In the Sketchup Web version everything looks fine.
More import options. The application works very well, you can walk around the 3D model, the graphics quality is not the best but sufficient. Is it possible to import the model directly without Trimble Connect and Sketchup pro? I work on ArchiCAD and Trimble Connect in the free version offers to upload only one project.
issue with scale. i tried my level best to actual measure something by zoning myself in the border fringe. I found the measurement was 10cm short. It should have been 80, when I measure with my physical tape (not SU tape) it was only 70. Which means the model is slightly smaller that the actual size. I lkinda sensed this while using it. Thaty did this exercises. Not sure how to fix it or is it glitch from app. but its fun to use. Hope they fix it
Does not work with trial version models. I downloaded a trial version of Sketchup on my PC to make a model of the place I’m moving to. I wanted to use my Quest2 and Sketchup Viewer to get an idea of how my furniture will fit in the space. The file does not load on my Quest2.
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