Getting Started with SketchUp to Unreal Engine 5 - BEGINNERS START HERE!

Hi everyone! Let me know if you're using SketchUp and Unreal Engine in the comments below! :)

When I command it to generate the render, it comes out with a 'default' camera even though I've added the camera that I edited. Can someone help me??

how to get starter content?

Has anybody this working on Unreal Engine 5.2? I do not see the Datasmith plugin below the Editor import button, as in this tut.

I have a problem with 5.2.1 there are black spots in some parts of the materials anyone have a solution

Super useful thank you! And the way you teach is so uplifting!

Yes but if you have updated the sketchup file and want to reimport, Unreal deletes all textures and you gotta start aaaall over again...

YES PLEASE, more sketchup and unreal content

Please more of this

More of these please!

how does it deal with Enscape assets?

Wow, this is just amazing! I didn't know you can use Unreal Engine for free!

You are the best thank you for this instructive and Clair information s👌

Hi wanna ask that why i import my skechup model to unreal engine and some of the material and wall will go invisible ?

Pls do more interior design tutorials for unreal engine 5

This is importing from 3Dmax to UE.
There is no importing from sketchup to UE, which would be so much easier to work with 😂

Can anyone please point me in the right direction? I am an intermediate SketchUp user and a beginner in Unreal Engine 5 user. My goal is to create things in SketchUp, such as a house or s small baseball stadium, then import it to UE 5, just like in this video, so that I can us UE 5 rendering and props, but ultimately, I want to see my creations in VR. I'm willing to learn new things, but with the expertise of the people here, maybe they can give me some pointers to alleviate the process. Thank you.

Can u do this for Blender too?

Man !!! you are amazing !! thank you !!!!!

I'll try this since when i export models from sketchup as OBJs or FBXs the mesh isn't following the actual model i can see. My spheres aren't rolling properly because they have invisible mesh poking out for exemple.
edit: it doesn't support sketchup 2023 yet so i'll wait and see if they update it soon.

So much technology to catch up on. In a world of micro transactions and software lease payments all these free to use programs are awesome and incredibly powerful now. Imagination is the limit ...but now theres also a plethora of ai programs to help with ideas to get over a mental block. What a world.

More UE5 Tutorials please. This is the future.

hello
Im using unreal engine 5.1 i cant install sketchup, the problem is " no supported version of sketchup pro has been found " pls help me

Is there any way to sync your model?
So for example you imported the model into unreal engine and then did some changes in sketchup

I am getting error logs every time I try using data smith. Nothing imports, mesh errors…..any ideas?

Seems very complicated to get a render compared with V-ray.

Pleasee! I'm waiting for more of your videos on this

Yes, more tutorials for Sketchup and UE5 would be greatly appreciated. I would like to see a tutorial on the live link aspect between SKP and UE5. Thanks for all the work you do.
Art in Seattle

Plz start grapics tutorial of ue5 we like ur all tutorials

Nice video, straight to the point, It will be interesting to see a comparison between Twinmotion and Real Engine and which one is better for arquitecture.

Could you show how animations from Sketchup translates to Unreal?

you are a huge help since my start thnx man

You are a helper!!

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A quick question, would you say it's easier and able to reach similar quality for just using enscape/all other rendering plugins (for both capturing 1 single frame & making a walkthrough) than exporting to unreal engine to do all this? (I know there are a bunch of benefits for exporting to unreal but I'm not counting those)

perfect

When you make changes to the model or materials in Unreal, does it sync those changes with the SketchUp file that it's linked to?

Fantastic tutorial! Unreal engine has such a steep learning curve and I would love to see more tutorials on using UE5 for Archviz.

This is what I'm waiting for! Thank you.

Do you share the starter material folder?

Thanks very much for this video! Recently I’d been wondering about using UE with Sketchup but hadn’t had time to look into it. Would definitely be interested in more videos on this subject.

This was super exciting! I've been enjoying your superb SketchUp content for a while now, but I want to tour my models in VR with my Oculus Quest 2, and the only app I've found (SentioVR) costs $80/month, way too much for it's limited features.

This seems like a solution, and I already bought a gaming PC for this reason.

Would love if you did a video on using the OQ2 for VR preview mode!

This is awesome :) Simple and really helpful ! But could you make add some details, like should the element in Sketchup be saved as Groups?` how to add collision to the import in UE ?

Please make more unreal engine tutorial. I love your explanation!

I designed a simple geometry in SketchUp and tried to import a UE5. But, I get an error as ''Cannot find static mesh''. Do you have any idea why I got this error?

Awesome! plz make tutorials about using Nanite for Sketchup models and how to use Lumen lighting system.

hi justin quick question, if you have free time
can you do video- re update the 3dmodel from SketchUp.

for example: I have project I already did the materials, camera scene, etc. and the client ask me to change the size of wall or major changes in 1 area. is there any best way and easy to re update the model, without re editing the materials and camera scene again?

Thank you.

HOW TO GET RID OF SOME DOTS (ACTORS APPEARING ALL OVER ) ???

Why shell out money for lumion or twinmotion if ue5 is free

Is it posible to import a Fredo6 animation from Sketchup in to unreal engine?