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Note the replacement uses the old instance's coordinate axis location. It would probably be a good idea to purge your model too. You can now delete the object you imported earlier.

That should replace the old component with your new one. Now, to replace the old component with the new component, type the following in the Ruby console:

Type the following in the Ruby console (you must have the new instance selected): Select the new component instance, your new object that you just imported Import your new object (unless you already have) and place it somewhere in the scene (somewhere it's not in the way and you can find it easily). Type the following (you must have the old instance selected): Open the Ruby console (Window -> Ruby Console). Select the old component instance, the one you want to replace. Are you comfortable using the Ruby console? If so, do the following (note that this assumes your objects are components!):

Go to Window > Extension Manager > Manage > Uninstall.While SketchUp doesn't link models and you can't automate changes from one model to another (without a plugin anyway), there is a way to replace a component with a different one.

Go to update any changes made in SketchUp, click the Update button while KeyShot is open. All materials, textures, labels, animations, transformations, cameras, and lighting in the scene will be preserved.

The plugin will launch KeyShot and transfer the 3D model from SketchUp to KeyShot. Go to Toolbar > Extensions > KeyShot > Render.BIP file that you can share with other KeyShot users. The 3D data will be transferred from SketchUp to KeyShot.Ĭlick the Update button while an existing KeyShot scene is open to update any camera changes made in SketchUp.Ĭlick the Export button to export your geometry as a. The KeyShot extension menu provides five options: Render, Update Camera, Export, and Export SketchyReplay.Ĭlick the Render button to launch KeyShot. Once installed, a KeyShot plugin menu will appear inside SketchUp under Toolbar > Extensions > KeyShot. Go to Toolbar at the top and click Window > Extension Manager.

After downloading the plugin, Launch SketchUp.The KeyShot for SketchUp extension supports these features: Plugins for previous versions of KeyShot are available here. Windows 8,10 64-bit or macOS 10.10 or later.The KeyShot for SketchUp extension requirements are as follows: