Obviously obj files must be imported into SketchUp, using a plugin SimLab OBJ importer for Sketchup, downloadable to SketchUpcation.
Today we received a big gift, a result of the hard work of our friend Adam Muir Hails by MuirView Landscape & Design who sent us this beautiful message:
Hi Sketchup Texture I spent the last hour working on converting the "Liquids" collection into a more usable form for Sketchup users. I imported them into 3ds Max and then individually reduced the polycount with MooTools Polygon Cruncher.
There were a few that were not heavy and I didn't reduce, but the heavy ones I reduced them just enough to not degrade the detail. I then welded all the verticies and removed the stray verts.
Then I centered and corrected the pivots and finally exported to .skp via the SimLab Max to Sketchup exporter, which exports to Sketchup 8 version. They should be light enough to work with and use in higher frequency now. I hope that is helpful to the community! A big thank you Adam for this excellent support!
Now in our working group, we are experimenting some test, using these files. In a few days we will publish the most significant render works
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