Modeling a supercar in SketchUp part1/6(tutorial) How to import Sketchup 3D models into Poser or DAZ Studio. Tue, Jul 12 2011 15:58:29 PDT by Patrick Lambert filed under features This short tutorial will show you how you can export 3D models from Google Sketchup, either ones you made or ones you downloaded from the 3D Warehouse, and bring them into Poser or DAZ Studio.
OBJ Exporter The first thing you need to export models is a way to convert the standard Sketchup models into OBJ format. There are two ways to do it. The first is to use the Sketchup Pro version. However, the Pro version is available for free trial. The second option, if you don't want to use the above method, is to download a Python plugin for Sketchup called OBJExporter. Exporting the model In Sketchup, once your model is loaded, go to the File menu or the Plugins menu, based on the option you picked above, and select the OBJ Export function. There you can keep the default options, and export the model where you want.
Importing in DAZ Studio Importing in Poser The process is very similar. Related posts: back... Working with Large Models Updated Acceptance Criteria for 3D buildings in Google Earth. It was over five years ago when we came up with the initial Acceptance Criteria for photo-textured 3D buildings in Google Earth.
Since then, we’ve learned many things and have also made many improvements to the 3D modeling process—including the release of Building Maker and two updated versions of SketchUp. Given all of these changes, we realized that our Acceptance Criteria were due for an overhaul. Our new Acceptance Criteria have been completely rewritten with the goal of making them clearer and easier to follow. Issues relating to photo textures, permanence of structures, splitting, and entourage have proven to be the most common areas of confusion in the past: Photo Textures Our new minimum requirement for photo textures is more lenient than it’s been in the past. Permanent Structures Beginning today, only permanent structures will be accepted.
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