For instance, you could export the container from Sketchup to Blender, set up the simulation using that, and then export a frame of the resulting mesh back to Sketchup. I haven't tried it with water, but I've used it for some organic modeling I couldn't do in Sketchup. It'll be very high-poly, but w...

Update: It now appears to be working. I think it might have something to do with the times the files were created (most of the other ones that weren't working I had created before I installed SkIndigo), but regardless, they appear to be working now. It's weird. Thanks for your help, everyone!

Thanks for the tips. I was trying to just keep it simple for my first try. I'll try to fix it up. Unfortunately, this is the only model it works for. All the others still have mesh import errors. Look, I realize this is a bit of an intrusive request, but would you be willing to try exporting and imp...

Thanks for the link, fixing the download, and the fish beating. But unfortunately, I'm still having problems. It's solved the XML issue with the one model, but I'm still getting the mesh errors errors for everything else. (And before anyone asks, I have re-done the exports.) Still, with that one mod...

Thanks for the link, but is there any chance you could find the Mac version? I can't run it.

I checked. That page redirects me to the SkIndigo download page, which only lists 2.0.12.

Thanks for the welcome, though!

Any model I make in Sketchup 7.1.6859 exports correctly. However, upon trying to open it in Indigo, I'm plagued with problems. First off, while opening it, I get something along the lines of: A problem occurred with the scene: Failed to open file 'Combat Knife-meshes.igs'. Please contact support@ind...