Simply access Trimble Connect via SketchUp Pro and sync your data straight to the cloud. Set up hourly, daily, or weekly syncs to ensure you always have the latest file versions. All of this is immediately accessible to you and any collaborator you choose to share it with. With Trimble Connect you can securely store models, image libraries, project references, and work files in the cloud. Yes, you read that right unlimited cloud storage for any number of files of any size. Take advantage of unlimited cloud storage To access it, simply launch SketchUp Pro, and click on File > Trimble Connect to launch the cloud toolbox. Now let’s dive into 7 tips that will help you stay productive and connected to your team while you # OrbitFromHome!ġ. Trimble Connect is a powerful tool within the SketchUp Pro ecosystem that allows you to store all of your project files and information. If you have an active SketchUp Pro subscription, Trimble Connect is already available to you. Trimble have made the product available to anyone who wants to try it as the world navigates the global pandemic.

Whatever bucket our global SketchUp Pro community falls into, we’ve got a few collaboration tricks up our software sleeves involving Trimble Connect that will help you make the most of remote working. So, for example, if a dynamic component attribute was added on an attribute called name, it will be read as a geometry trait called dynamic_attributes.name.įor more information about SketchUp dynamic components, see Making a Dynamic Component.Feeling disorientated from your usual work routines? Working remotely can either be a dream-come-true, not-so-ideal, or your standard work mode. SketchUp Dynamic Components are stored in an attribute dictionary called dynamic_attributes. Nested dictionaries will not be read or written. Note: Currently, this support is limited to only top-level attribute dictionaries. These are added onto features as geometry traits in the format.

The type of the geometry read from the SketchUp file.Īttribute dictionaries are arbitrary collections of attributes attached to SketchUp entities. This trait holds the layer name of the associated geometry. This trait indicates whether the hidden flag is enabled for the geometry. If the geometry has its own material, this value will be false. This trait indicates whether the geometry will inherit its parent’s material. This trait holds the unique entity id of the associated geometry. Normals are vectors that enable faces to be shaded. Named measures that hold vertex normals on a sketchup_face. Named measures that hold texture coordinates on the vertices of sketchup_face (front side).ĭefault: Parent front side texture coordinates Named measures that hold texture coordinates on the vertices of sketchup_face (back side).ĭefault: Parent back side texture coordinates All SketchUp options are output as attributes on every feature. SketchUp geometry traits correspond to SketchUp entity attributes. Geometry types are 3D (x,y,z).Īll SketchUp geometry traits are optional. All SketchUp entities have one predefined attribute, sketchup_type, which identifies the type of the geometry. SketchUp entities (features) consist of geometry and geometry attributes. In addition to the generic FME feature attributes that FME Workbench adds to all features (see About Feature Type Attributes), this format also adds format-specific attributes ( Format Attributes).

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