And, of course, there is still a powerful version of SketchUp available for free.Google’s sale of a previously purchased arm of the company this morning, 3D modeling software SketchUp, to Trimble, is its first divestment in years, and according to sources the search giant made a profit, as it sold SketchUp for more than it bought it for back in 2006. SketchUp Pro costs $495, upgrades from any earlier version are available for $95. SketchUp 8 is available today in English, French, Italian, Spanish and German with more languages to be release in the weeks to come. native document export to DWG/DXF 2010 format.a simple set of dimensioning and annotation tools.additional features in LayOut for documenting models professionally.“Union, Subtract, Trim, Intersect and Split” to create complex additive and subtractive form from simple components.“Outer Shell” to quickly simplify complex models imported from Building Maker.new “Solid” tools in SketchUp Pro for common additive/subtractive modeling operations.Participate in a community of geo-modelers collaborating on the shared construction of a detailed 3D model of the world.Import and improve models created with Google Building Maker.Model directly from Google’s massive collection of earth imagery, including aerial, oblique and Street View photography in addition to detailed geometric terrain and user generated 3D building models.Major new features for modeling in geospatial context and for creating new 3D building models for Google Earth.
We’ve added loads of new features specifically designed to make it easier for you to build Google Earth-ready models of the places that matter to you. It is exciting and gratifying to see what you’ve all been able to do with SketchUp, and we’re always looking for ways to make your work more effective.įor all of you who are in on the 3D modeling action, I’m proud to announce the release of Google SketchUp 8 today. In the four years that the SketchUp team has been working at Google, we’ve seen an unprecedented collection of user-generated 3D building models spring up all around the world.
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