It would be useful if there were some install instructions.
I made the mistake of unpacking the .zip and trying to load the __init__.py file,
that didn't work, so i searched for a solution, and discovered that one could
unpack it into Blenders addons or addons_contrib folder, and that worked,
but a better solution was to just load the .zip directly.
Possible Instructions
Here's an attempt at some install instructions,
fell free to improve on them and make them clearer.
For instance the current file name in the instructions:
sketchup_importer_0.15_win64_fix_2.77.zip
Summary
It would be useful if there were some install instructions.
I made the mistake of unpacking the .zip and trying to load the
__init__.pyfile, that didn't work, so i searched for a solution, and discovered that one could unpack it into Blenders addons or addons_contrib folder, and that worked, but a better solution was to just load the .zip directly.Possible Instructions
Here's an attempt at some install instructions, fell free to improve on them and make them clearer.
For instance the current file name in the instructions: sketchup_importer_0.15_win64_fix_2.77.zip
maybe it could be written more generally and/or a link could be added to the releases: https://github.com/martijnberger/pyslapi/releases
with a suggestion to download the latest version.
The final instructions should probably be added to: https://github.com/martijnberger/pyslapi/blob/master/README.md
Here's the system and versions the instructions were tested on, but i'm not sure if / how they should be included in the instructions.
Tested 20160629 windows 10 version 1511 build 10586.420 blender-2.77a-windows64 blender-2.76b-windows64 Sketchup_importer_0.15_win64_fix_2.77
Install instructions
Start Blender From the top left menu, choose: File > User Preferences...
Click on the tab: Add-ons
At the bottom, click on the button: Install from File...
Browse to: sketchup_importer_0.15_win64_fix_2.77.zip
In the top right corner, click on the button: Install from File...
In the left panel of the add-ons tab, under: Categories
Click on: User
The add-on should be listed: Import-Export: Sketchup importer
Click in the empty square to the left of the name to enable it.
To keep the add-on loaded and enabled the next time Blender starts.
Near the bottom right corner, click on the button: Save User Settings
Close the Blender user preferences window.
To import a .skp file:
From Blenders top left menu, choose: File > Import > Import Sketchup Scene (.skp)