SketchUp 2016 is here!

Do you have some sort of show invisible files feature turned on? Or accidentally do a Clean Up By action on the folder?

If anybody know that the Vray 2.0 with the update works with Skchetup 16?

If you install SketchUp 2016 on the same computer like the previous version, there wonā€™t be any license issueā€™s.
Is it true?

A SketchUp license is specific to a version, so if you are hoping that your 2015 license will activate 2016, sorry, no. You will need to get a 2016 license. But if you are asking whether multiple versions of SketchUp can run on the same computer, the answer is definitely yes.

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Thank you Marc. Problem is solved. I just had to turn off security, launch the software, then turn on security and now it works perfectly.

By the way, could you please tell me where I can find information about the novelties in this Sketchup and Layout 2016 version?

Thanks and regards,

Charles

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Hi Charly-

Thanks for reporting back. Weā€™ll keep an eye on this.

-Marc

I am really enjoying the new layout but am having a problem importing any models from the 3d warehouse. They all come with lines showing all the curves of the surface? I try to soften it and it doesnā€™t help? Also why canā€™t I hide components? It just makes them appear in wireframe? Thanks for your help in advance, I really enjoy this software.

It sounds like you have Hidden Geometry turned on. Go to the View menu and un-check the Hidden Geometry option.

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Yes! Thank you. It seems each time an update is done a learn a little something about the software. Perfect!

Hi Aeyaros

From your experience has there been any improvement in support in SU 2016 for 4K displays over SU 2015? Is the UI, in particular the dimensions box on the bottom right still unreadable.

To be honest this is the only really I would consider ungrading as scaling back my display to 1080p really disimproves the clarity.

Thanks

If you scroll back up through the thread, I addressed this in a prior post back in November.

Honestly, the biggest usability issue comes from the fact that the drawing window itself doesnā€™t scale up, so things like drawing and inferencing are difficult to do without squinting. Because of the recent UI improvements, SU 2016 is indeed better on 4K; it certainly isnā€™t any worse. The program still isnā€™t fully resolution independent; because I use it frequently, my display has been scaled back to 1080p simply to accommodate it. :frowning: Hopefully these issues will be fixed by the release of SU 2017, if not earlier. Iā€™m sure the team is well aware of all this.

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I understand itā€™s saying the elements within the drawing window/UI arenā€™t scaled yet, but might it possible to get the entire drawing window upscaled by, say, 200% when SU detects a high DPI display? This would literally solve all my problems. For doing actual work in SketchUp, I donā€™t really need the 3D model to be displayed at an extremely high resolution; it just slows things down anyway.

Excellent, SketchUp Pro 2016 TRIAL version.

And now that trial period has expired and files created trying it out areā€¦

ā€¦not available any longerā€¦!

HOW DID THE THINKING GO THERE?
At this moment there is a lot of hard work down the drain.
Why?
Because they can not be opened by SketchUp 2015.

Erik

Install the Make version of 2016 and save as back to 2015.
Both versions can run side by side.

If your SketchUp donā€™t work anymore, youā€™ve probably installed the PRO version instead the MAKE. Both have the PRO trial period, but the PRO version stops working without a valid license after 30 days.

Uninstall your version Pro 2016 first.
Then install the version Make 2016. It probably will skip the tryal period (used in the Pro version on your computer), but it should work without the Pro features enabled.

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Thank you, everyone, for your thoughts, comments, and questions with regard to SketchUp 2016. Since 2016 has been out for a while now, weā€™re going to close this thread to new posts. Please create a new topic for any new questions or comments you may have.

Cheers!