When you export a COLLADA file, most of your options enable you to determine how geometry is exported, but you also have options for materials and credits. Click the Export button, and your exported file is saved in the location you selected.Select your options, which are explained in the following list, and click OK to return to the export dialog box. (Optional) Click the Options button to open the Export Options dialog box.(Optional) By default, SketchUp gives your COLLADA file the same name as your SketchUp model, but you can change the name by typing a new one in the Save As box.From the Format drop-down list, select COLLADA File (*.dae).Navigate to the location where you want to export your COLLADA file.Back in the main dialog box, click Open (Microsoft Windows) or Import (Mac OS X), and SketchUp begins importing your COLLADA file.Click OK in the DAE Import Options dialog box.Deselect this option to retain the triangular faces. This feature is helpful when importing 3D data from programs that use only triangular faces, which can be tedious to clean up by hand in SketchUp. (Optional) By default, the Merge Coplanar Faces checkbox is selected, which tells SketchUp to automatically remove edges on coplanar faces that share the same material.Deselect this option if you don’t want SketchUp to check the file’s validity.
Note that an invalid COLLADA file can yield unexpected results. If the file isn’t valid, SketchUp asks whether you still want to import the file. (Optional) By default, the Validate COLLADA File checkbox is selected, which prompts SketchUp to check that your file is a valid COLLADA 1.4.1 file.The DAE Import Options dialog box appears. If you don't see the file you're looking for, make sure the correct file type is selected from the drop-down list in the lower right. In the dialog box that appears, locate and select the.To import a COLLADA file into SketchUp, follow these steps:
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