Hey,
I’m wondering if its possible to share a project with a friend. We’re doing a project together and would love to build on the prototype together at the same time if it works. If not, it would be nice to know how to split/share a project with a friend without working at the same time.
How do you share via Trimble Connect? Right now we’re using the same account to both get access to the project. Is it possible to share with another account?
I think you need to use the same account since you have to be signed in to access it. I suppose your friend can create their own account and save the file to it instead of to yours. Then you’ll have two different files which will likely diverge and no longer be the same.
You could just invite your friend to come over to your house and you can play tag team on the project with the same computer.
in Trimble connect, you would have to make a team and invite your friend to collaborate/ make annotations/ etc. The setup for Trimble connect is a bit ‘too much’ for only two people…(more appropiate for large teams, I think)
Just wondering if you’ve had any success using Trimble Connect. I have not been able to share models with my wife on her iPad even after making her a Team Member. Her iPad only shows the first uploaded version of a file. This is after running the separate Trimble Sync program.
I’m wondering if I can’t make it work for 2 people, how is it that large teams are able to use it? Seems like Connect could fill a very large hole in my sharing protocols.
same question here. I’d like to share a SketchUp model with a few people (only for display, not necessarily for collaboration). How do I go about this?
While SketchUp runs great in the browser, and I’m logged into my (free) Trimble account, I still can’t seem to find how to upload and share my local SketchUp model.
However, it seems not possible to share a model from within SketchUp Web, not even if you go to the Burger Menu top left and choose “Trimble Connect”. Instead, it seems you have to go to the dedicated Trimble Connect site separately, and share your model from there, by selecting it and clicking the little envelope icon.
One question remains at the moment: when I share a model “for anyone with the link” – can they see my name as the model’s creator, of will I remain anonymous?
Further problem is, the above link doesn’t work (anymore, after having worked initially). Instead, now I get the following error message in the browser:
This file is not enabled for viewer based on the project configuration. To Enable viewing capability please contact connect-support[at]trimble[dot]com
I would really be thankful if someone at Trimble could look into this, and check why sharing a SketchUp model, using the dedicated share functionality of Trimble connect:
while the two links mentioned above still don’t work, causing different phenomena (my previous link does open Trimble Connect, but then loads forever and doesn’t display the drawing, John’s link still throws the error message “This file is not enabled for viewer based on the project configuration – To Enable viewing capability please contact connect-support@trimble.com”), a new link created just now works at least for the moment:
However, even if link creation and SketchUp model sharing should be fixed, this is by no means a viable option for effectively sharing SketchUp models. First, the quality of a shared model shown in the browser is very basic and rather bad. Second, and this is worse, if the model contains scenes in order to make people find their way around your model, the scenes are not shown in the shared model when it is displayed in a browser:
bump!
What is the best way to share ALL of a sketch, including scenes?
Also, when I opened David.P’s second link at app.connect.trimble.com, there are some interesting ‘artifacts’ on the ‘ground’ outside the door of his sleeping room.