If you want to assign a Lumion material to a specific surface, you must assign a unique material to that surface in SketchUp before Importing or Re-Importing the model. Lumion will always combine surfaces that use the same material in SketchUp. Keep 'exploding' the selected models until the Explode option is grayed out.ģ.5: Why can't you assign a Lumion material to individual surfaces? If you have a problem with flipped or invisible faces in Lumion, try to explode your scene in SketchUp just before exporting it using CTRL + A -> Right-click -> Explode.Then move the model closer to the XYZ axes before re-importing the model in Lumion.ģ.4: Why are some of the surfaces of your model flipped or invisible in Lumion? Doing so will reveal the true position of the model in relation to the world coordinate system. If your model is close to the XYZ axes in SketchUp but still far away from the Object Icon in Lumion, you might have moved the coordinate system origin point. In SketchUp, please right-click on the blue axis and select Reset.Check the scale of your model and make sure that it is placed near 0,0,0 in SketchUp before importing it in Lumion.SKP model ( click here to see how).ģ.3: Why can't you see the model after importing and placing it in your Project? DAE file (with Export edges turned on) and assign an Invisible Material to the material so that only the edges show up. If you already have a SketchUp model in Lumion and you want to add edges to it, select all surfaces in the SketchUp scene and assign a material to it (call the material " MakeThisInvisibleInLumion"). Import this model as a separate.Lumion 9.0 and older: You can import edges if you tick the Export Edges tickbox in the Collada (.DAE) export options in SketchUp.Version 9.0 and newer: Simply Importthe model and click the On button for the Import edges option:.Video Tutorial: Lumion 12: Import Your Design Modelģ.2: How do you import edges from SketchUp?.
LUMION PRO 9 COMPATIBILITY WITH SKETCHUP VERSION HOW TO
DAE file ( File -> Save as -> .DAE format)ģ.1: If you are not sure how to import a model then see this tutorial: SKP file (File -> Save as -> SketchUp 2015 format) Lumion 8.3 - 11.0.1 or newer: LiveSync or import. Lumion 9.3 - 11.0.1 or newer: LiveSync or import. Lumion 10.3 - 11.0.1 or newer: LiveSync or import. DAE file ( File -> Save as -> .DAE format) SKP file ( File -> Save as -> SketchUp 2015 format) SKP file ( File -> Save as -> SketchUp 2016 format ) SKP file ( File -> Save as -> SketchUp 2017 format) SKP file ( File -> Save as -> SketchUp 2018 format) SKP file ( File -> Save as -> SketchUp 2019 format) SKP file ( File -> Save as -> SketchUp 2020 format) Lumion 11.0.1 or newer: LiveSync or import. Lumion 12.0 or newer: LiveSync or import.
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