Taking it step by step is alive in the lab. If not, some people who were not admins were able to be successful with the "Run as Administrator" option. One of the wish list items was to make the technology preview compatible with the ribbon interface.Įnsure you have admin rights to your machine. The following files should be in your AutoCAD folder: The following commands should work from the command line. If you are having problems, check that your install went well. If you repeat these steps as appropriate for your system, you now have the technology preview installed. It will not work if you install it on a network mapped drive. Make sure you install this local to your computer. Even though I am the only one who uses my laptop, I install the technology preview so that it is available to all users of this computer.
As such, I select the C:\Users\sheppas\Documents\PublishDWGtoGE_32_64.zip\PublishDWGtoGE\2011\64-bit folder.I happen to have AutoCAD 2011 on a 64-bit machine running Windows 7.Run the installer that matches your version of AutoCAD.
You now have all of the installers for the various versions of AutoCAD. Save PublishDWGtoGE.zip to your computer.Understand that installing the technology preview means that you will need to accept an end user license agreement and click on DOWNLOAD.Click on Sign-In to login with your Autodesk Single Sign-on user name and password.Get the installers from the Labs web site. The Google Earth Extension is compatible with Google Earth 5.x or 6.x. Make sure you have the compatible version of Google Earth. One of the key points here is that the 2011 family is the first one where 64-bit is supported. When I say compatible version of AutoCAD, I specifically mean: Make sure you have a compatible version of AutoCAD. So I thought I would go through the steps. Over the years every once in a while a user has had trouble installing the Google Earth Extension for AutoCAD. Recall that the Google Earth Extension for AutoCAD-based products allows you to publish your 3D models from AutoCAD-based products directly into the Google Earth application, import a Google Earth image into AutoCAD, drape a Google Earth image onto a 3D mesh in AutoCAD, and attach time span information to your model.
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