'''********************************************************************* Name: Model Shadows For GeoVRML Models Description: Creates a model of the shadows cast by GeoVRML models imported to a multipatch feature class for a range of dates and times. Point and line geometries that may exist in a 3D file are not maintained in the output multipatch feature class, as multipatches do not support them. If point features that define the position of each model's centroid in real-world coordinates are available, consider using the points as inputs for the tool to georeference the models. If the 3D models are oriented properly for a given coordinate system and only need to be shifted to the correct position, consider customizing the Coordinate System properties to produce the necessary shift.If the 3D models need to be rotated and shifted, consider performing spatial adjustment techniques to position the features properly.Such features can be georeferenced to real-world coordinates using one of the following methods: Many 3D models are generated using local coordinate systems that center the XYZ axis on 0, 0, 0. GeoVRML is the only format that has a defined coordinate system. If the top side of the resulting multipatch features are oriented sideways, try adjusting the orientation by using this tool again with the Y_Is_Up parameter enabled. Shapefiles do not support the retention of textures. Preserve the texture of 3D models by storing the output multipatch in a geodatabase. Prices subject to change.Imports one or more 3D models into a multipatch feature class. Purchasing and installing this plugin, you indicate that you have read and agree to the terms and conditions of the End-User License Agreement (EULA). Free edges will be automatically deleted.Groups and Components should be 'solids'.If the second object selected is a component, it will be automatically be made unique before the boolean operation.Click on another Group or Component to start the boolean operation.Select the desired tool from the toolbar or menu.
BoolTools will also be added to your Tools menu.You should now see the BoolTools toolbar.Copy both the file and folder to your SketchUp/Plugins directory.You should have file named 'booltools.rbs' and a folder named 'BoolTools'.Perform union, difference, and intersection operations.
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