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If you are a regular user of internet then you will be using one of the top search engines that's is Google, Today we are talking about a Google product known as the Google 3D sketch up Software.

What is Google 3D sketch up ?Acceptance Criteria:
Their are over 15 factors and techniques to upload the models to Google earth.

Sketch Up is a 3D modeling program marketed by Google and designed for architectural, civil, and mechanical engineers as well as filmmakers, game developers, and related professions. The program, which is designed for ease of use, allows placement of models within Google Earth.Google's 3D Warehouse enables SketchUp users to search for, download and contribute free models.

How to upload models to Google earth?

 First of all, the model in order to be except in Google earth hastobe geo-localized in Google's earth. You can do this with the button on the red box ( if you have SketchUp 8 ) to publish the model in the 3D Warehouse the only thing that you need to do is click on the button on the green box.

What is Google3Dware house?

3D Warehouse Main Page of the 3D Warehouse

URL http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/ Slogan Search, share and store 3D models.

Registration Optional

Available language(s) Multiple Owner Google

It launched 2005.

Current status Active

Features

The 3D Warehouse is the accompanying website for Google SketchUp to provide a place where modelers can upload their models to the internet.

It was created on April 24 , 2006. Users can select the option when uploading their models to verify if it is "Google Earth Ready," which should be checked if the building is a real, current, and correctly-located model of the building. If a "Google Earth Ready" model is submitted, within a few weeks, the model will go through a review of several Google employees who check the model's qualifications under certain acceptance criteria. If the model passes, it is added to the "3D Warehouse Layer,"and will soon be visible within Google Earth itself by checking the box in the sidebar that is labeled "3D Buildings."

Models should not contain advertising or spam.
Models should be better than all other alternatives.
Models should represent actual structures.
Models should not float above the ground.
Models should not be sunken too far into the ground.
Models should not include an excess of entourage.
Models should be completely photo-textured.
Models should be the correct height.
Models should be the correct size.
Models should be correctly aligned with the aerial imagery in Google Earth.
Models should be complete.
Models should not include an excess of constructed terrain.
Models should not be too complex.
Models should not exhibit Z-fighting.
Models should not include more than one discrete structure each.
If the 3D model is excepted the above criteria then it will show you the Blue symbol mark as accepted and Blank symbol for non-excepted Models.I hope this article help you!
Good luck! =)

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