how to import 3d warehouse into sketchup

If anyone else has figured out how to do this then it would be great to hear. And I can't see a way to take something out of VW into those formats, unless I'm missing something. Make sure to select Merge Coplanar Faces in the import options. My question is, Are there still 2017 components in the 3D Warehouse available to download from within. I used to be able to download a file from the 3D warehouse and drop it into a Revit family then import it into Revit. I am a senior and do not have the funds to pay for a newer subscription so I have to stay with the 2017 version. Topic Options Message 1 of 9 loriGZUVH 1341 Views, 8 Replies 09-16-2021 03:06 PM Revit 2022 and sketchup I am having difficulty importing SketchUp families all of a sudden. downloading Collada and importing it into 2017 works well. I recently got a windows 11 PC upgrade and had to do a factory reset. Then extract the content of the file and import the included. So my question is, does anyone know a easy way to convert something from being a Sketchup model file to one of the file types accepted by Ensacpe (.obj, GLTF or FBX)? I don't have a Sketchup licence, so I can't open items from 3D warehouse in there and save as something else. I know they cannot be downloaded from 3D warehouse directly from the website itself. I see from the recent Enscape blog ( ) that assets can be brought into Enscape to be added to the custom library, but only in certain file formats. Currently I do this by downloading and then importing a sketchup model into VW directly, which works fine, albeit it can be rather graphics-card-heavy to render the high poly models. In SketchUp, locate and click the 3D Warehouse icon in the top toolbar and a 3D Warehouse window appears that connects you to the main page, as shown in the following figure.

I'm interested in creating a few custom assets in Enscape, using existing 3D models which I've taken from 3D warehouse to use in Vectorworks.

How to import 3d warehouse into sketchup