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Metraj
Room dimensions in, material lists and costs out.
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- 119 tests green
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Million-triangle imports, gone
FBX, OBJ, 3DS, DAE, STL and GLTF/GLB run through a 16-stage pipeline you cannot switch off, and land in your model as clean, welded, textured geometry.
- 16-stage pipeline
- 7 file types in
- ~3x faster on 819k tris
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SketchUp 2024 · SketchUp 2025 · SketchUp 2026 · SketchUp 2027 · Windows · Mac · v1.17.0
The same job, twice.
Drag me
With the plugin
45 sec
Drop it in the queue, read the report
By hand
35 min…
Hand-cleaning one imported mesh
Drag me
- 01
Any Mesh In.
FBX, OBJ, 3DS, DAE, STL, GLTF/GLB. Six format families, six readers, one common mesh model in metres, Z-up.
- 02
Optimization Stays On.
Sixteen stages run on every file: weld, clean, simplify, smooth, QC. Profiles change the pressure, never the pipeline.
- 03
Textures Find Themselves.
It scans the maps and textures folders, matches a diffuse image per part, and projects UVs onto parts that arrived with none.
How much time could this save you?
downloaded models cleaned per project
Estimate based on a typical workflow. Your mileage will vary - usually upward.
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The technical bit
For the people who read the manual first.
- Works with
- SketchUp 2024 · SketchUp 2025 · SketchUp 2026 · SketchUp 2027 · Windows · Mac
- Version
- v1.17.0
- Interface languages
- tr · en · es
- Six format families in through per-format Ruby readers - FBX 7.x, OBJ, 3DS, DAE/Collada, STL and GLTF/GLB, seven extensions in all - normalised into one common mesh model in metres, Z-up.
- Every file runs the same 16 stages: analysis, transform normalise, vertex weld, degenerate and duplicate face cleanup, coplanar analysis, QEM simplification, normal recompute, smoothing analysis, UV check, material consolidation, instance detection, component build, SketchUp geometry, soft/smooth edges and a final QC pass.
- Three profiles - Maximum Optimization, Balanced (the default) and Quality Priority - change how hard the pipeline pushes, never whether it runs; weld tolerance, target face ratio, smooth angle and the preserve switches for UVs, materials, hard edges and instances sit under Advanced.
- Batch queue takes one file or a whole folder: live file / stage / percent readout, Pause, Cancel File, Cancel All and Retry Failed, eight tracked job states, 500 MB per file - one bad file never stops the run.
- Built-in 3D preview with orbit, pan and zoom in Material, Solid and Wireframe modes, smooth-shaded and capped at 60,000 faces so it stays interactive.
- Diffuse textures are matched for you: the source folder plus maps, textures, texture, tex, images, materials, doku and kaplama subfolders, one level below included, with wrong-texture protection that only applies generic evidence when a single untextured part type is left.
- Eyedropper assigns textures part by part, auto-groups identical parts behind xN badges, and splits parts that share one material into their connected components - splitting stops above 16 disjoint parts.
- Parts that arrive with no UVs get them: Box, Cylindrical or Planar projection chosen per part, tiled at a real-world size in centimetres (60 cm by default).
- Source unit is yours to set on formats that carry none - OBJ, STL, 3DS - as the document unit, Automatic, or manual mm/cm/m/inch. Output goes into the open model, to .skp files (Chair01.fbx becomes Chair01.skp), or both, written in SketchUp 2021 format so older seats can open them.
- Work runs in UI.start_timer slices of 40,000 faces, so the SketchUp window never freezes; startup costs about 6 ms with the 41-file engine loaded on first use, and 85 MB / 819k triangles now parses in 5.1 s instead of 24.6 s - roughly 3x faster end to end.
Still being built
Shipped, and what is next.
Shipped
- 16-stage mandatory pipeline with three profiles, from Maximum Optimization to Quality Priority
- Batch conversion over a whole folder - pause, per-file cancel, Retry Failed and eight tracked job states
- Automatic texture matching, eyedropper per-part assignment and Box / Cylindrical / Planar UV generation
- Trilingual UI in Turkish, English and Spanish: 388 keys, complete in all three, with OS-language detection
- 3x speed-up end to end on 819k triangles, guarded by 300+ assertions across five pure-Ruby test files
Next
- Draco-compressed glTF support, and FBX 6.x read directly instead of asking for a 7.x re-export
- PBR maps carried into SketchUp - metallic, roughness and normal instead of flat colour plus diffuse
- Multi-select in the file dialog, so a handful of files no longer needs the + Folder route
Before you ask
SketchUp 2024, 2025, 2026 and 2027, on Windows and Mac. Files: .fbx, .obj, .3ds, .dae, .stl, .gltf and .glb, up to 500 MB each. FBX has to be 7.x - 6.x and older are not read, so re-export as 7.x - and Draco-compressed glTF is not supported. The .skp files it writes are saved in SketchUp 2021 format, so an older seat can still open the results.
One .rbz through SketchUp's Extension Manager, and that is the whole setup - the licence covers every version listed above, 2024 through 2027, on Windows and Mac alike. Everything runs locally in Ruby: no account, no subscription, no upload step, so your meshes never leave the machine. The current build is 1.17.0.
PBR maps are the big one: metallic, roughness and normal collapse to a flat colour plus the diffuse texture, and the report names every map that could not be transferred. FBX 6.x and Draco-compressed glTF stay out. Part splitting gives up on materials with more than 16 disjoint pieces, the preview stops drawing past 60,000 faces, and picking several files at once means the + Folder button rather than multi-select in the dialog. Optimization itself is never optional - the profiles only decide how hard it pushes.
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