That look like this

You could use instead, Twinmotion, which is now free, after Epic bought it: https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/twinmotion
Imports direct SketchUp files.
I will see that.
I had recently install blender to use it like a rendering software, unfortunately my pc did not support it.
soon i will buy a new pc
I could try it all later, thanks
Is Twinmotion Windows only? I’m not finding the answer easily.
According to their website it’s for both platforms.
Awesome,your really good at sketchup :o
Google helped my find the answer better than just poking around:
https://twinmotionhelp.epicgames.com/s/article/TwinMotion-System-Requirements
Wow, that’s so nice. Thanks
@Bxsaldana, you’ve got my vote!
/!\ Translation with google translate.
In short a highly modified prisoner transport bus, which has as main ability to travel in the multiverse.
Even though the bus has wings, it can not fly because of its weight and shape, the jet engines were made from metal trash.
Due to the heavy modifications of the vehicle, its fuel autonomy to greatly decrease
Rendering by bxsaldana, big thanks for him.
link to the 3d model:
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/82686b29-750d-4633-a1b9-9bbca1e86fa4/BESTBUSEVER-CONTEST
This is super cool! Excellent job!
Thanks you
So here we have the “Daniel Rosenfeld Privater Musikbus”! A Ledgemere Transportation school bus converted into a mobile DJ station… For Daniel Rosenfeld, also known as C418. This bus has been outfitted with his album cover, “148”.
On its test drive, it got stopped at a railroad crossing somewhere in New England.
EMD GP40-2W #515 leads this train.
Here are some renderings done by bxsaldana, whom I thank very much for doing so.
Starting with the base model of the “school bus”, I added and modified parts of an “Otter” water taxi model that I had made years ago for a project in the Maldives. A local air service company uses these aircraft to shuttle people around the vast array of islands out in the middle of the Indian Ocean. I figured there should be a nice squadron of the these highly specialized aircraft for the school kids, somewhere out in the world.
I wish I could use Lumion on my Mac. I don’t own a PC.