Would love to have this plugin but every time I try to purchase it, I keep getting denied. My visa card isn't being recognised or something.....Can you assist me?

So everyday, drawing away, modeling a structure, making sure it fits what is developing in your head, anxious to wow your client, bringing in the right textures, getting the traffic flow just so, watching the shadows pass in a daylighting study and finally deciding it's ready - Except, while you know where it sits on the property, you haven't documented the property lines, the metes and bounds, the streets - ah, the drudgery...

Not anymore, Mr. Milliken has developed an extension that makes all the totally un-intuitive survey layouts easy to do. Now, starting with a properly detailed site is straight forward, so your design process will be as it should be and your model is in the real world.

Nothing short of brilliant - to see the need and fulfill it so well.

{I thought I had successfully posted in the previous version reviews} Anyway:
I recently purchased this extension at version 2. It was an excellent plugin then, and I upgraded to version 3. The added features really improve an already powerful and effective product. If you do sitework documentation, and you use Sketchup, this extension truly does help.
Tim B

When R#v#t came out, long before big A purchased the company, that prog had no usable site tools. I contracted them, among many others, and because there was interest, soon tools were implemented. They were "o.k.", for the 2d need, but son became bogged down in the rush to 3d bim, and have not improved much in 15 years particularly in the area of simple metes and bounds plot maps. So to feel 100% confident, i found myself reverting to "Land", and doing the import export shuffle.

Oddly enough, many programs that pass themselves off as architectural design software are likewise lacking in simple plot plan generating functions. And this is super ironic considering this is always the very first step in the due diligence required to design a proper and legal footprint of a proposed structure. As for designers who believe that the placement of the structure on a plot is someone else's responsibility, or that nothing matters in terms of software because someone else is footing the bill, I can only point to the numerous law suits I have witnessed, where every individual whom even looked at the condoc with an encroachment or boundary violation, gets named in the suit ( let alone the examples of physical structures I've seen partially torn down, and others where lot splits were negotiated and hundreds of thousands and credibility destroyed, all because simple, avoidable mistakes grew from overlooked eeo's) And I'm strictly talking about projects in the residential design industry here, not high dollar starchitect endeavors. It always starts with the plot plan.

So my long winded point is this; thank you for filing a long overdue gap of an absolutely critical tool in the box that will eventually round out sketch up into the complete and professional combination of modules that it deserves to be, in order to produce viable, presentable condocs.

This app alone could finally put me in a position where I may be able to go 100 % SU in my quest to dump the addiction that is super premium (as in dollars) bim. I have searched high and low, for many, many years, for a simple solution to simple plot and sub d software that doesn't take a brick of gold and a year of learning. (Interestingly, the only program module that ever scratched my itch was one of the original bim programs, Arris Cad. It had a module very similar to yours in terms of easy functionality, and common sense approach to plot mapping). And the fact that your extension works within SU is just about all I could hope for.

Thank you so much, and i will report back after i have had a chance to put this program through its paces on some real world projects. (And i promise not to wrap my follow up review up in an overly worded essay :) ) Thank you again.

My very best,
Bill C.

Anyone who needs to plot out real estate legal descriptions NEEDS to get this Plugin. I have found it so easy to use and was able to start using almost immediately. I was using CAD software costing thousands of dollars prior to finding 2DXY SiteSurvey.

Now, for $25.00, I am doing the same functions, but saving thousands of dollars!

I perform Commercial title examinations involving several millions of dollars, and this Plugin has given me complete confidence that the metes and bounds legal descriptions I plot out with 2DXY SiteSurvey is extremely accurate.

Additionally, it is great for importing Google Maps, surveys, etc. into your description as an overlay with help from layers, all at current scale.

I use this Plugin almost every day, and really, I could not do my work as efficiently or accurately as I do with 2DXY SiteSurvey.

I have been using this for more than two years, and I would be lost without it.

Thank you Barry!!

Having not down loaded Sketch Up nor 2DXY, Can plot plans be generated to show structures with drives, walks, patios and other improvements, with set back dimensions?

Since Sketchup is for everyone, I can't blame Trimble for not having a tool that is so specific for the building professions. But we need it! This plugin is exactly what I needed. It's a real time saver, and like it says in the tutorial it will pay for itself on day one. Well done! I hope Trimble pays you big money and incorporates this into SU.

SketchUp 2017 compatible version please, I'm having licence issues...

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This seems to be a Trimble issue, thanks Barry for being of assistance. The tool worked fine under SU 2016 and helped to speed up workflow.

Just purchased , Great add-on. I,m a retired commercial construction superintendent who likes to dabble in residential remodels and addons. Looks as if this will work perfectly for making plot plans for building permit requirements.

I have purchased both 2DXY Site Survey and SlickMoves ! They both work extremely well and are huge time savers! Well done Barry! Also, the support from Barry has been 2nd to none and very much appreciated. Let me know when you develop the next time saver Barry!

LOOKS GREAT PLUGIN HOW TO MAKE PLOTS IN THAT LAND AND DIVISION OF LAND INTO PLOTS FOR EXAMPLE 30X30 AND ROAD GARDEN SPACE CIVIC AMENITIES ETC I HAVE A VIDEO ITS OTHER OTHER SOFTWARE I WANT THAT WAY DIVISION OF LAND OF U C THE VIDEO AND REPLY ME
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4czWq0X4x0

Does not seem to support arcs greater than 90 degrees...

Hello, I am considering purchasing your plugin, does it support the Massachusetts State Plane NAD27 coordinate system?

Dude... I'm gonna need this.

Do you have a roadmap to implement Azimuth Bearings? I generally get surveyor maps using that system.

Great tool.

2DXY Site Survey is the first Sketchup plugin I've ever purchased, and it was a must-have as soon as I discovered it. I've used commercial plat drawing applications (DeedPlot, etc.,) but they lack the immense power available in Sketchup. Instead,I've been using "Surveytool.rb" to create site drawings inside Sketchup, but that tool is limited.

2DXY Site Survey makes the job easy. Well done!

Can this plugin works with sketchup 2014?

Great tool but need some help to tie it all together with Google Earth.
1. I’ve imported Google Earth via geo-location and can manually adjust axis for lat/log coordinate.
2. Maybe not a function of 2dxy, how can I mark a location on GE geo-location by entering another lat/log coordinate? Or put another way, if I draw a rectangle (or any other geometric form) on GE geo-location in SU, how can I get the corner points to show in lat/log coordinates?
3. Is it possible to set the coordinate of the starting point of 2dxy first line?
4. For drawing produced in 2dxy, how can I get the ends of lines to show in lat/lon coordinates?
Thanks