The beginnings of a Finite Element Analysis plugin for SketchUp is being developed by a user named qpik.
The author is seeking input from the community about how best to apply the mathematics in SketchUp. If you think you can help, please join the discussion on sketchucation.
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FEA for skechup would be an advance like wikipedia to the internet.
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