The Best FREE 3D ASSET MANAGER? Managing 3D Model and Material Libraries with Connecter!

In this video, we check out Connecter - a free digital asset management tools that you can use to organize your 3D models, materials, and more!

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0:00 - Introduction
0:27 - Learn SketchUp with The SketchUp Essentials Course
0:52 - Connecter Download Location
1:43 - Future SketchUp Integration
2:28 - Organizing SketchUp Model Libraries with Connecter
2:59 - Showing Nested Objects in Folders
3:43 - Filtering for specific file types with Connecter
5:00 - Finding File Locations with Connecter
6:08 - Importing 3D models from Connecter to SketchUp
6:54 - Managing Material Libraries with Connecter
8:13 - Using the Connecter PBR Preview
8:57 - Importing Materials from Connecter to SketchUp
9:53 - Fixing Projected Textures

[Thesketchupessentials]

Hi everyone! Let me know what you think about connecter in the comments below! :)

[eamo]

My 3D Modeling from November to now has vastly improved due to your SketchUp and enscape videos. Thank you

[johnprinsloo]

Man, If it was not for you... I wouldn't even know that this software exists! Thanks a million Justin - You are the real MVP!

[b-wall]

I actually going to be using this in my college project to manage all of our games assets! Mainly using

Thanks for the in depth video, this helps me teach the rest of the team.

[cgonzt]

Thanks, I hope the components menu library of Sketchup gets updated like this big thumbnail previews. That PBR preview feature is a winner.

[tessiekoehler]

Very interesting, like the part where you can see the material ! I’ll definitely be using it, thanks!

[radioactiveag]

Dude you are right on time. I literally just asked someone about organizing. Thanks!

[gordongreenwood]

Justin, your a star, this saves loads of time, well done my friend,

[Calastudio]

I've been using this for a while now, it's superb. I'd reccommend saving your models on a superfast nvme drive if you have lots of models

[PabloVipVid]

Hi Justin. Thank you so much foor the tip of using this great program. Im sure this is a great help. I will start using it.
By the way; thank you also for making the great video tutorials about sketchup. You are one of the best professor-guru teachers for me.

[ahmedhusseinabdi]

Thanks a lot, this will help me to organize my assets for sure

[QuanLe-pvtj]

i wish i can like this video more than once!

[inqiazharaziz]

thannkss !!! i can't say with good words, but Thankss !!

[julyenx]

So many useful advices!
I'm searching for a colorful building dot (pixel) design style to make a simple city skyline, for example. Can you help me, it is possible to find something like that?

[AlaskaSystems]

I want to add files, but I can't. Mac OS support is nonexistent, apparently. I tried the cloud version, which asks you to download the Windows Desktop client to upload files too.

[ChrisSgaraglino]

You should mention up front that this is Window Only. - No Mac support at all.

[MeleeKillerYT]

Life hack xD great one bro. Meanwhile a quick help.. Can you make a complex curved 3d ramp I'll share the file if you can send it.

[archduongdang]

Hi,
This is a great tool. Thank you.
Have you tried Connecter Server? Any comments?

[masqueradechannel]

This version of connecter comes with a bug that doesn't let you append stuff only link. Sometimes it didn't render a model it just looks that it did but in the library the model is absent. Frequently it gets a tone of errors that it doesn't find the files. Do you know a version that works decently? or a similar program?

[thertm]

Bit of a shame that its windows only. Would love to see this on OSX.