Model → schedule (push). You tag or name components in SketchUp, run an export, and it generates or updates spec/FF&E line items in Workroom. Quantities come from component counts. This is the more valuable direction for designers because it kills the manual re-typing between the model and the schedule, and it's also the one that breaks most often, component naming discipline in real models is terrible.
Two-way linking. A persistent ID on each component tied to a Workroom item, so swapping a product in the schedule flags the model and vice versa. Very few tools in this category actually do this well
And of course, our users feedback! Any unique ways to bridge the working gap between Workroom + SketchUp, we are all ears!
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Blue Storm
Aug 26
Wow! How could this work?!
Timothy Murenzi
Aug 27
We’re thinking 2 different ways this can work.
Model → schedule (push). You tag or name components in SketchUp, run an export, and it generates or updates spec/FF&E line items in Workroom. Quantities come from component counts. This is the more valuable direction for designers because it kills the manual re-typing between the model and the schedule, and it's also the one that breaks most often, component naming discipline in real models is terrible.
Two-way linking. A persistent ID on each component tied to a Workroom item, so swapping a product in the schedule flags the model and vice versa. Very few tools in this category actually do this well
And of course, our users feedback! Any unique ways to bridge the working gap between Workroom + SketchUp, we are all ears!