I second that - Specifically for us, the ability to export all (or some) Scenes to a single PDF booklet. I’m glad that the PDF has been added as an exportable format in recent years, but it seems to limited to single sheets.
Currently, my workaround is to fake a booklet using Doro PDF writer from the Print menu. The annoying bit is that I have to temporary thicken my profile line lineweights so that they’re noticeably thicker on the PDF.
Plan B is to export the scenes as .jpg’s via Export → Animation → Image Set (remembering to switch off scene transitions, of course), and then use an external PDF editor to convert/merge the images to PDF’s.
Perhaps this booklet request can appear in the PDF options menu, under Export → 2D Graphic, or as a file format option under Image Set? Maybe it’s own category under Export?
It would be nice if the SketchUp has a better menu to take advantage of several NVIDIA GTX 1080ti or better video cards and the use of RAM over 32gb because I see that the program only uses 1 GPU in a low way and the CPU is what most uses
UI Improvements
(Modernize the art in all the icons, but keep them recognizable. For example, the iTunes logo changes over time, but stays recognizable. More intuitive 3D Warehouse & Extension Warehouse Icons.)
3D people toolbar (choose clothes, pose, etc.)
3D scanner that uses webcam
Unify all the tools into one multi-tool
Maybe spacebar could open up a stylish toolbox, so you could change tools with ease
or preferably make a tool that has the functionality of every single tool
Increase the drawing limits, so you can draw microscopic stuff and galaxies in the same drawing without clipping plane errors
Eliminate lag, so your model can be any size without any lag
Structural simulator where you simply apply materials to solid groups (so it knows the physical properties), then press play
Implement the minimalist Sculptris toolset into SketchUp by collaborating with their company
Brainwave reading headset that draws what you’re imagining
SpeakUp (AI that draws whatever you want)
Lol… Honestly though, I’m happy with SketchUp the way it is, but the world is limitless. Anything can always be improved upon, no matter how good it is.
