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Will Sketchup 8.0 Work in Windows 10 Pro and the Files Import into Model Converter X?

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Hi Arno,

Will Sketchup 8.0 work in Windows 10 Pro? Should I be able to export the model and textures and import them in Model Coverter X as well in Windows 10 Pro without any issues? The reason I ask is because I'm having a lot of issues with a file I've saved a few years ago that was created in Sketchup 8.0.

Ken.
 
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Hi Ken:

I just noticed this thread (we have discussed other matters since the OP date of March, 2022).

Yes, Sketchup 8 (and its 32-Bit legacy compatible Ruby plugins) will work OK in Windows 10 Pro.

Export in KMZ or OBJ format to load and process in MCX.

Use a 64-Bit Sketchup version such as 2016 or 2017 et seq. for larger texture sizes and more complex geometry 3D models.

GaryGB
 
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