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Import SketchUp file

AprilChipman

I've got a SketchUp file that I would like to import into ArcPro (or ArcMap) in order to create an interactive webmap.

I've got 3D Analyst, and am trying to use the Import 3D Files tool, but keep getting an error: "model more recent than reader"

Is there another way to get the features and attributes from SketchUp into ArcGIS? Should I have more files than one *.skp?

Is there a way to determine the version of the SketchUp model by just having an .skp file?

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BabuKE

Has this ever been added to ArcGIS Pro? I Have a whole city model in layers and such an import function would save me countless hours

David_Brooks

It seems that ESRI aren't focussing a great deal of support in this area unfortunately. I've spoken with numerous developers, and it appears that we could do with a sketchup plugin that would enable the creation of a model hierarchy based on the individual sketchup layers. Possibly just an automation that creates individual multipatch FCs linking to a layer file.

VictoriaBeckley1

Hey, I have a sketchup model that I'm trying to import into pro, and it is only one building, so I hope I won't have the issues you had with needing to explode it and such. But I'm having trouble with the import.

I downloaded and installed the data interoperability extension, and am trying the quick import, but I can't get it to allow me to use a .skp. Did you add the data format somehow?

Thanks,

Victoria

AprilChipman

It is a multipatch feature class.

It also doesn't have a spatial reference. Can I georeference it like I would an image before I "explode" it?

Robert_LeClair

Not sure if this will work but there's an Explode command on the Modify Features pane that makes individual features from a multipart line/polygon. What type of feature class is the output from the SketchUp file? Is it a point/line/polygon/multipatch?

AprilChipman

Thanks for this tip!

It took a couple of hours, but I downloaded and installed the extension. Then managed to import the skp file.

But now I've got one feature with a hundred or so buildings and also some lakes, rivers, roads, trees, etc. Is there a way I can break those apart so that each building is one feature?

Robert_LeClair

Do you have the Data Interoperability extension? That also can import *.skp files as well.

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