Blender 4.4: How to import SKP (SketchUp) files?
In today's tutorial, I explore the options to import SKP files (SketchUp) to Blender 4.4. Does it still work?
If you want to try the Add-ons mentioned in the video:
SKP Importer (Windows) → https://github.com/RedHaloStudio/Sket...
SKP Importer (Mac) → https://github.com/prongbang/skp2blender
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