Hello xiombarg
Regarding the Swivel Code for models on your website etc, there is (as
has been mentioned) a great way to increase both the size of the
swivel window and the resolution of the images used.
The following link has a video tutorial that shows you how to "Hack"
the output of the Google SketchUp Web Exporter files.
It is easy to follow. Once you have done it once, you don't even need
the exporter any more as you can copy the code and use on another
model .. only having to change the images and referring image script
lines.
http://blog.concept3d.com/?p=123
Here is a great way to set up the views for each of the images you are
after.
I have created a template with a component that I use to obtain my
images (using the instructions for exporting the images as shown in
the Hacking Output video).
I simply put the component on a hidden layer and have created 12
Scenes, each of which has its own viewing angle. It is these angled
shots that become the exported image files that you use in place of
the Web Exporter's image files.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahNFNGfPfPw
The guy in this video is a bit of a dweeb, but his methods are sound.
Once the component is made, it can easily be scaled to suite any
model.
The only thing I have found about following the Hacked Output method,
is that when complete, the model rotates in the opposite direction
than it should. I have no idea why it does this, but it is a moot
issue IMO.