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Hello,
You are asking for quite a bit out of your software package.
- Draw in Pencil and convert to 2D then 3D.
- You can draw on paper or even a Wacom tablet.
- If on paper scan the image, save then drag and drop that image into SketchUp.
- Trace it in 2D with accurate dimensions, then build the 3D up from there.
- I imagine there might be some AI that can take your sketch and make either a 2d or even a 3d model, but at this point with the state of the art, I’m guessing you’d waste more time fixing that model versus drawing it directly yourself.
- Easy to use interface.
- Sketchup is probably one of the easiest programs to get started on.
- Exchanging files
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Sketchup has the ability to import and export various file types.
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SU Import Format List
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SU Export Format List
- If you use Trimble Connect, you can save your file in the cloud and collaborate with others. If you want people to work on different aspects of a model at the same time, you can break those aspects into separate files that are referenced in and can be updated as needed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUcD-EzG5Eo
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- Break Down of different furniture components
- If you model each component as its own Sketchup Group or Sketchup Component, you can easily keep them separate and create exploded assembly views of the furniture.
- Use AI to interpret 3D furniture into technical components for manufacturing:
- That sounds awesome, I don’t know of any software that can do that.
- There is an AI add on called SketchUp Diffusion that can take simple scanned sketches/models and combined with prompts will produce pretty amazing photo realistic images. This is great for concepts and marketing, probably not so much for production at this point.
- That sounds awesome, I don’t know of any software that can do that.
- Using AI to integrate manufacturing constraints
- Maybe a Plugin Exists for this.
- Try CabinetSense
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIyRCnYMO-A&t=1800s
- Maybe a Plugin Exists for this.
- Being able to print a 2D, 3D and realistically rendered document
- No problem with V-Ray that is included as a plugin for Sketchup Studio
- Or use any of the many other plugin’s available. I use Enscape for real-time rendering. It’s probably not as accurate as V-Ray but I need speed and I think the quality is superb for realtime rendering.
- Being able to integrate the production into a photo:
- You can use the Match Photo feature in SketchUp to align an object to a photo, however you’d still want to post process that in an image editor to make it look like its actually there adding shadows, reflections and radiosity as needed.
- Being able to export the list of components to production software (ERP)
- Not sure what you need here but this might help
Hope that helps 