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Effective collaboration is essential in design projects, and SketchUp 2024 elevates this experience by introducing enhanced features. Trimble has announced updates for the user-friendly 3D modelling software, delivering performance upgrades ranging from a new graphics engine to easier ways to share designs with stakeholders.
Due to its versatility, SketchUp is used for various applications, including movie set or game designs, architectural, landscape or interior designs, optimising retail or warehouse layout efficiency, urban planning, event planning and more.
The latest version of SketchUp offers a new layer of realism and innovative visual styles directly within the SketchUp interface, along with updates that amplify productivity. SketchUp 2024 catalyses collaboration, offering a unified platform where stakeholders can converge and exchange ideas effortlessly.
SketchUp facilitates smoother communication and collaboration among diverse teams, driving innovation and efficiency across the design lifecycle. Users can generate organic shapes freely, add extensions to amplify their workflow process, or work with pre-built models from 3D Warehouse to save time.
SketchUp is offering a new free 7-day trial via www.sketchupmyworld.com for SketchUp Studio, which includes all the tools from the SketchUp 2024 ecosystem. For users with a subscription, access to SketchUp 2024 is available at no additional cost.
As of November 2022, SketchUp Classic Licenses are no longer available for sale, but users can continue to use their classic license as long as they have access to it. However, access to the latest features and improvements in SketchUp 2024 is only applicable for SketchUp annual subscriptions.
Note: This blog article covers the classic Esri Story Maps which are in mature support and scheduled to be retired in late 2025. Story authors are strongly encouraged to use the new ArcGIS StoryMaps to create stories.
For more information about transitioning to the new StoryMaps, see ArcGIS StoryMaps resources. For more information about the transition from classic Esri Story Maps to the new ArcGIS StoryMaps, see Esri Story Maps: Now in mature support.
A web scene allows you to visualize and analyze geographic information in an interactive 3D environment. Using ArcGIS Pro you can author and publish scenes. Scenes can also be authored and viewed using the Scene Viewer, a built-in ArcGIS Online application.
Scenes can be viewed using the Scene Viewer in desktop web browsers that support WebGL. Note that scenes are not currently supported on mobile devices, and subsequently web scenes in story maps used on mobile devices are not supported. For more information see Scene Viewer requirements.
When using the Scene Viewer, a complete set of tools is available to select basemaps, control the environment, toggle layers, search, and if logged in, edit and modify the scene. The Scene Viewer also includes UI options to navigate within your organization.
In the context of a story map these tools and UI elements are not needed, nor desirable. They can be omitted by minimizing the Scene Viewer UI, a recommended best practice whenever displaying scenes using the Scene Viewer in story maps. You can add any web scene to a story map using the minimized Scene Viewer URL.
Story Map Journal is ideal when you want to combine narrative text with maps and other embedded content. A Map Journal contains entries, or sections, that users scroll through. Each section in a Map Journal is composed of a primary viewing area, or Main Stage, plus a side panel that can include text and other media.
Step 5. Uncheck Unload when reader navigates away. Unchecking this option ensures the scene does not have to reload if the section is visited again. This is optional, but highly recommended, since the scene only needs to load once while the story map is viewed.
Story Map Series lets you present a series of maps and media via tabs, numbered bullets, or a side accordion. To add a scene to your Story Map Series, choose the desired layout option, then follow these steps. Note that these steps are very similar to what is used for the Story Map Journal.
Step 5. Uncheck Unload when reader navigates away. Unchecking this option ensures the scene does not have to reload if the section is visited again. This is optional, but highly recommended.
Story Map Cascade lets you combine narrative text with maps, images, and multimedia content in an engaging, full-screen scrolling experience. The app is composed of sections containing narrative text and media, such as images, web map and web scenes, videos, or other web content. Scenes can be added to Media or Immersive sections, but in general Immersive sections will provide the best results.
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