Budget-Friendly OBJ to SKP Conversion
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I have a single .obj file that I need brought cleanly into SketchUp as a .skp. The model represents an architectural concept, so the geometry has to hold together well at a moderate level of detail—edges crisp, faces properly oriented, and no stray artifacts that will slow me down once I start layering furniture and entourage.
I’m still deciding on textures, so for now a simple color pass or default material assignment is fine; UVs and high-resolution materials are not required at this stage. The key deliverable is a SketchUp file that opens without errors, preserves scale, and is ready for further refinement.
Because the project is strictly limited to a small budget, efficiency matters: if you already have a streamlined workflow—perhaps using SketchUp Pro’s built-in importer, Blender + TIG’s OBJ importer, or another reliable pipeline—that would be ideal. A quick turnaround is appreciated, and I’m happy to answer questions or supply reference screenshots if that helps ensure the conversion comes out right.
I’m still deciding on textures, so for now a simple color pass or default material assignment is fine; UVs and high-resolution materials are not required at this stage. The key deliverable is a SketchUp file that opens without errors, preserves scale, and is ready for further refinement.
Because the project is strictly limited to a small budget, efficiency matters: if you already have a streamlined workflow—perhaps using SketchUp Pro’s built-in importer, Blender + TIG’s OBJ importer, or another reliable pipeline—that would be ideal. A quick turnaround is appreciated, and I’m happy to answer questions or supply reference screenshots if that helps ensure the conversion comes out right.
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