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[MikeWayzovski]

So you should be able to use the desktop version to export. It has a different UI, so it would be at a different spot:

File->Export->3D Model then select the right format:

FWIW. Usually, one goes from Revit to SketchUp. what is it that you want to use in Revit. From what I have read her on the forum, SketchUp plays well with other software, but the other software doesn’t like SketchUp evenly…

Method to get sketchup geometry including images to Revit

I would say that your best option is to create the cylinder in Revit and apply the image on it as a decal. Revit uses solid geometry and its support for faces like those created in SketchUp is patchy. Besides, curved SketchUp surfaces imported into Revit lose their smoothness and all the edges hidden in SketchUp become visible. At least they did when I last tried it. Basically I have given up using SketchUp to create objects to be used within Revit.