Sketchup 2015 is out - 64 bit !!!

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smicha
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Bro,

Any news about the 64bit octane plugin for new 64bit 2015 SU?
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Release notes

http://help.sketchup.com/en/article/141303
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Augh! You beat me to it Smicha...

I was registered as a beta tester but I could not spill the beans of course... I think it's very exciting that they finally moved to 64 bit. About time too.

Here's another link: http://www.sketchup.com/products/sketch ... ew-in-2015

Oh Fuzzy, wherefore art thou?

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Love this simple program! =)
Looking forward to get my hands on new version!
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Seekerfinder wrote:Oh Fuzzy, wherefore art thou?
He's on his way back to Aotearoa and should re-surface soon again.
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abstrax wrote:
Seekerfinder wrote:Oh Fuzzy, wherefore art thou?
He's on his way back to Aotearoa and should re-surface soon again.
So he solved all Brigade's problems and then Jules told him to take a week off... Great. Just great.

Sketchup needs your love, Fuzzy!

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Seekerfinder wrote:
abstrax wrote:
Seekerfinder wrote:Oh Fuzzy, wherefore art thou?
He's on his way back to Aotearoa and should re-surface soon again.
So he solved all Brigade's problems and then Jules told him to take a week off... Great. Just great.

Sketchup needs your love, Fuzzy!

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Nope, he hasn't been working much on Brigade, but did lots and lots of other work and Aotearoa is New Zealand where more work awaits him ;)
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glimpse wrote:Love this simple program! =)
Looking forward to get my hands on new version!
Yes, bare-bone SU seems to be so simple, extremely easy to use. Its line tool, snapping, measurement system is unmatched. But its true power is behind thousands of plugins, mainly free, not to mention the warehouse. Give it a shot Glimpse ;)
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abstrax wrote:Nope, he hasn't been working much on Brigade, but did lots and lots of other work and Aotearoa is New Zealand where more work awaits him ;)
As long as the 'more work that awaits him' involves SketchUp, I know of a few guys that would be very happy...

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Working like crazy here, but this 64b news is great.... :D

Let Fuzzy work a bit in SU plugin ...the 2.12 new features would make tons of difference inside SU 8-)

;)

Cheers to all...this past few months have been hard...hope I can get the work up to date so I can chill out a bit more in the forum... 8-)

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