skp2blend - a CLI tool which runs on linux and converts .skp files to .blend and/or .obj#6
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Add obj_builder.py as a pure-Python OBJ+MTL writer that reads the same intermediate.json as blend_builder.py, flattening the entity tree into world-space geometry with Z-up to Y-up coordinate conversion for OBJ convention. New CLI flags --also-obj and --obj-only control whether OBJ output is produced alongside or instead of .blend output. convert.sh passes these flags through to the Docker container. Add GitHub Actions workflow to build and push the skp2blend Docker image to ghcr.io.
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Hidden SketchUp tags/layers are no longer dropped during conversion. Instead, their geometry is placed into per-tag Blender collections (named "Hidden Tag: <tag>") that are excluded from the view layer — present in the file but hidden by default. Also adds a --preview flag that renders a 1920x1080 PNG alongside the .blend output, and removes the default Blender cube/camera/light objects that were leaking into output files.
…ert.sh obj_builder.py no longer drops hidden-tag geometry — all entities are included in the OBJ output regardless of scene layer visibility (OBJ has no concept of collection exclusion). blend_builder.py gains sub-collections for top-level groups and skips empty groups with no geometry in their subtree. convert.sh now passes through all --flags to the Docker container instead of only --also-obj and --obj-only.
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Convert SketchUp
.skpfiles to Blender.blend(and optionally Wavefront.obj) on Linux amd64 — no SketchUp installation required.The SketchUp C SDK and its Python bindings (
sketchup.pyd) are not available for linux. This makes batch-converting.skpfiles on Linux servers or CI pipelines impossible without a Windows machine.skp2blend solves this by packaging everything into a single Docker image:
.skpfiles.blendoutput with full material, texture, camera, and hierarchy supportThe result is a self-contained CLI tool that runs on any Linux amd64 host with Docker or Podman.