Support and version upgrades are included within the purchased timeframe.Provide large groups of users with access to the software through Bulk User Management.Personal license for both classroom and home use - activation via e-mail.Most complete offer for educational institutions - including SketchUp Pro, LayOut, StyleBuilder, SketchUp for iPad, Sefaira, Trimble Connect, PreDesign, SketchUp for Web en SketchUp Viewers.SketchUp Studio - Subscription - Education If you have doubts about the compatibility of your system, you can download a special check-up tool, testing your system on the correct configurations.Īll mentioned prices are per license/seat per year and excl. On-board video cards (soldered chipsets) are strongly discouraged! If you have any doubts about a new video card, please view this benchmark (preferably high-end). OpenGL is the heart of the 3D view for SketchUp Pro. These cards support OpenGL very well and have qualitative drivers.
We do recommend video cards with a nVidia RTX chip, preferably form the GeForce range.
* If you are looking for a new system or upgrade, please pay extra attention to the video card. I have made many styles and sort them into categories like Pencil, Ink, Watermarked, etc.Note: Windows 8 and earlier versions of Windows are no longer supported! Most of the textures are wood grain materials so I sort them into separate folders by species. I have a folder for “SketchUp Assets” which includes my custom styles, components and textures. Putting your custom styles in a folder in the Documents folder means that it’ll be easily accessed when you upgrade to the next version of SketchUp. If you want to add the folder to your favorites list, click on Add collection to favorites… in the same menu.
Choose Open or create a collection… Navigate to that folder and open it. In SketchUp, go to the Styles window and open the details menu with the button on the right side that looks like an arrow pointing right.
You can place additional ones there later. Just create a folder in your Documents folder and call it something like Custom Styles. And you don’t want to put it into the Application Support directory anyway. What version of Sketchup are you using? Unless it’s very old, it won’t be in /Google SketchUp/ since Google sold SketchUp 4 or 5 years ago. I read that I I need to go to Library/application support/Google sketchup, but I go into Library and cannot find Sketchup?
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