SketchUp {.dts problem}

[Burple]

Hey I'm making a prop with SketchUp because I have no idea how to use Blender or Milkshape I just find SketchUp to be easier. I am trying to export it to a .dts file. But when I do it says it has to be for Google Earth. Here's what it says.

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[Anybody]

You do not export to .dts in sketchup (nor you can), you need to use another program like blender or milkshape to make your model work whit blockland.

[Burple]

Shoot, is there any way that I can Bring my sketchUp creation into Blender?

[Anybody]

I don't know what all it can export into but if you can export into .obj which blender can import

[Burple]

ok ill try

[Marcem]

Export to google earth, then change that file extension to .zip in your file browser, then export the collada file in the zip.

[.::Taboo::.]

Firstly, lol Mac. Secondly, export it as a common extension (I dunno what SU supports), then just import into Blender or MS3D, whatever you use.
Oh wait.
You use SU.

[Burple]

I did exported it to .obj, but when I go to blender and hit import file and I select the file, it says file is not recognised or something along those lines. What now?

[random ram]

ok change the ending to .zip(kmz is a zipped flie so that is easy and doesn't corupt) then unzip and you will see a .dae file that is the one to import in to blender

[heedicalking]

I found a simple solution: Don't use sketchup.

[random ram]

lol, it looks good in blender when i put my models in so i will keep using it but if i was gonna take the time to learn a modeling program i would chose it.

[.::Taboo::.]

I found a simple solution: Don't use a mac.

[random ram]

taboo you always say something bad

[.::Taboo::.]

taboo you always say something bad

Cry sum moar plz.

[ase]

Try this guide to use SketchUp files.

Hope this helps.