More detailed information is helpful for the opposite if you plan on modelling the site and/or it’s in a dense urban context.
Once you’ve found your site, you need to decide if you want more contextual (broader) information on your site or more detailed information.īroader information is the way to go if you don’t plan on modelling the site, or you’re in a rural setting with not much around to be too concerned about. You can also enter a specific address if you have that as well. For example if you wanted to search for a site in Philadelphia, you could type in Philadelphia, PA to start panning around to find what your looking for. Once you generally know where your site location is, open sketchup, hit the file tab and scroll down to Geo-location>Add Location… from here you can search as you would in google maps for your site. The process of importing google earth terrain and/or map into sketchup is pretty seamless (probably because when google first acquired sketchup they were hoping to use it to populate the 3d buildings in google earth).
You can install Google Sketchup on your personal machine by downloading it here.More by Tony How to Import a Map with Google Earth Terrain into Sketchup You can install Google Sketchup on college owned equipment by downloading it here. To request this software be installed on a refreshing lab/classroom contact either Rapid Response or Student Computing. How Do I Request Google Sketchup? Labs and Classrooms If you would like to request a copy of this software, please see these instructions below. This way, the college may be able to save significant amounts of money by including the additional license(s) under existing agreements. Regardless of licensing, please place all requests for software through ITS (see below). Note that there may still be usage limitations (such as personal use only) set down by the license agreement.
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