Posted by Coen Naninck
All News, Applications, Google Earth
Saturday, September 11th, 2010

Google Earth has received a website redesign. It looks much better than the standard Google sites such as sketchup.google.com and its navigation is also a lot clearer, yet keeping the minimalistic layout Google is known for.
Posted by Coen Naninck
All News, Applications, Google Earth
Thursday, September 9th, 2010

Google SketchUp 8 brings about colored imports of Google Earth data and its reason isn’t just cosmetic. Read the details at the Google Earth Blog.
Posted by Csaba Pozsárkó
All News, Google Earth
Saturday, June 19th, 2010

Google Earth 5.2 (Beta) has recently been released. Among other, nifty improvements what makes the biggest news is that now it has an integrated (embedded) browser for viewing websites you are taken to when clicking on a link in a GE balloon. See the complete list of new features in the LatLong Blog.
Posted by Csaba Pozsárkó
BIM, Google Earth
Monday, June 7th, 2010

The new version of Modelur, a Google SketchUp plugin for parametric urban design, has just been released. As developer and SketchUcation Community Forum member Jernej Vidmar informed us, beside some minor bugfixes reported by users, some major, new features have also been added such as Optimizing Modelur buildings for Google Earth export (see video); Invisible [...]
Posted by Csaba Pozsárkó
3D Warehouse, Google Earth, SketchUcation Community Forums
Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

Not even a fortnight ago, forum member Jack B. Erhart – aka “Jax” or “Jaxcoffee” after his Coffee House and Roastery in Paso Robles CA – started a project; to model all existing Carnegie Libraries in the US. As a first step, he started with his home sate of California and already three members of [...]
Posted by Csaba Pozsárkó
Google Earth, Google SketchUp Blogs
Wednesday, August 19th, 2009

“If you have a model that’s too complex for our systems to handle or there’s some other issue preventing the model from getting reviewed or going live, you will now find a “Processing issues” icon attached to the model… You’ll be able to tell at a glance which of your models have been accepted, which [...]
Posted by Csaba Pozsárkó
Google Earth, Google Maps
Thursday, August 6th, 2009

“Since our launch of Street View in May 2007, it has consistently been one of Google Maps’ (and Google Earth’s) most popular features. We’ve also found that it has been one of the features that folks are most curious about, so we have given our Street View overview site a refresh that puts everything you [...]
Posted by Csaba Pozsárkó
3D Warehouse, Google Earth, Google SketchUp Blogs
Thursday, August 6th, 2009

Really amazing quality of modelling for Google Earth. Congrats to Nick (aka “SittingDuck”) and Chris (aka “KR=”) who have completed a good deal of the historic centre of the Antwerp. Chris’ spectacular model of the main Cathedral of Our Lady (in the picture above) is a focal point for this area. Read more in the [...]
Posted by Csaba Pozsárkó
Conferences, Google Earth, Modeling
Thursday, August 6th, 2009

It seems that I should have been much more active in modelling for GE… Maybe next time. “Starting tomorrow, August 6th, twenty Google Earth 3D modelers will join us in Boulder, Colorado for a two-day conference. These super modelers are flying in from locations around the world; including, Brazil, Belgium, Germany, Poland, United Kingdom, Argentina, [...]
Posted by Csaba Pozsárkó
Google Earth
Friday, June 26th, 2009

“Warsaw, Prague (in our picture) and Oslo have joined the growing list of phototextured cities in the 3D Buildings layer of Google Earth.” Read more on the LatLong Blog. Update (June 27); the SketchUpdate Blog also posted about this today.