#Sketchup pro 2015 vs 2016 plus#

2015 does operate larger files more efficiently than 2016. My models tend to be much smaller if you build everything yourself taking into consideration its size. I did get sketchup pro and it has been working much better but I have not pushed its limits since I work in multiple files and try to stay away from bringing in many models from the warehouse. I am just rambling now but to answer your question I really have not found a solution. I have also noticed that sketchup uses contours much more efficiently so I have been bringing in my surveyed contours from cad (then running simplify contours) rather than the geo-location from google earth. So I have been very weary on how many I bring in. I notice that when I bring in more than 10 geo-location meshвЂ™s it bug splats and crashes(not sure on what exact number but just put in ten since it is around there).

#Sketchup pro 2015 vs 2016 plus#

Plus it is a really great way to keep my projects organized as long as you keep your saved folders in check. It is a pain but I am able to link them together very easily in my rendering game engine program. I break my files up in quadrants just like an architect would do with construction document sheets.

I have been fighting 2016 with the larger files. The only time I will use 2015 is when I download a model on the warehouse and it opens as 2015.