It will save you hours of time scaling screen shots accurately. The Plugin is on extension warehouse and it work in Make and Pro, here is the link.

I created a free plugin that allows you to scale the screen shot and DWG independently to each other and the model which is the only solution that I know of (for windows) at this stage.

This way your screen shot will have sufficient resolution. jpg, directly into the SketchUp modeling window. Simply drag and drop your image file, say, a. You can also avoid clicking your way through the import process. Acrobat Reader has a Snapshot tool if you prefer. The simplest approach is the one Cotty suggested. You may also need to use maximum image size: Window>preferences>openGL and tick the box next to “maximum texture size”. SketchUp for Windows does not support pdf import. Don’t forget to clean up layers and purge file before exporting from CAD, try and get all geometry on one layer yet sometimes I find myself using 4 or 5, depending on the project. Profile Builder (Pro) Sketchup vray tutorials SteelSketch for sketchup 3d Sketchup Render Section 2015 Click-Change Plugin V-Ray 2.0 for Sketchup 3d sketchup components of plants Revizto 3.0 for Sketchup Modelur for sketchup Animation in Sketchup Sketchup parametric urban design SimLab 3D PDF exporter 3.1 Sketchup full frame wood 2.

I understand why it is good to import the PDF as the annotation text is missing in the DWG import, If you are fortunate enough to have access to the DWG you can overlay the DWG over the screenshot so you have snap points.

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