"Absolutely. Writing emulators are a big deal. Not impossible, but it is highly improbable that it is worth the effort. (But it might be worth it for Collada if that format isn't supported by 64 bit either)"
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i was trying to cheat a drawing that is a mixed mediud drawing (both nurbs and polys) and i was using technical view style to show them in a drawing sheet. the problem i'm having is that the…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by J. Andre. Mar 1, 2011.
sketchup file import.
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will Rhino v5 get sketchup import support soon?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jørgen Holo Mar 2, 2011.
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JD replied to J. Andre.'s discussion sketchup file import.
"Pasting a chunk of data from the clipboard is one thing; asking to load a 32-bit DLL into a 64-bit process is another. I was going to write more, but I see Brian has also replied."
Brian Gillespie replied to J. Andre.'s discussion sketchup file import.
"In a way, yes, it is theoretically possible to have a 64-bit application interact with a 32-bit application. The work required to do that is essentially equivalent to allowing plug-ins to run on a separate computer across a network.
To make…"
Jørgen Holo replied to J. Andre.'s discussion sketchup file import.
"From a user point of view that just doesn't make any sense as you can copy-paste an imported SKP file from a 32 bit Rhino to a 64 bit one.
And since a 64bit OS can support 32bit apps, it is logical that a 64bit app can support 32bit plugins...…"
J. Andre. replied to J. Andre.'s discussion technical view
"hmmmmm.... i found something i the line setting under technical display.... but to set that to a higher number, my screen looks like crap, but the printed image looks tollerable.
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i was trying to cheat a drawing that is a mixed mediud drawing (both nurbs and polys) and i was using technical view style to show them in a drawing sheet. the problem i'm having is that the technical display comes out so faint. is there a place to thicken the lineweight? See More
JD replied to J. Andre.'s discussion sketchup file import.
"Google has more indicated (you can find plenty of discussions online) that they intend never to do it; here's what their C++ API download page says (I'm sure you've already read this):
Before you begin, we have one word…"
Brian Gillespie replied to J. Andre.'s discussion sketchup file import.
"To add to what JD said... Google has never indicated any intent to make 64-bit binaries for their SketchUP SDK; until they do, we can't support their files on the 64-bit platform."
JD replied to J. Andre.'s discussion sketchup file import.
"I think you mean V5 x64, because like V4, V5 x86 has it. Of course that's because 32-bit versions of the SketchUp .skp reader binaries actually exist...64-bit ones, on the other hand, don't."
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