You can create an Eagle part, either just a footprint, or a full device with symbol (for sch) and footprint.
Make sure the footprint name matches the skp file. Place the skp file in your models folder.
eagleUp will add the new models to your board like a regular part. You do not need to have electrical contacts, silkscreen or anything.
I recommend you add some lines to the tDoc layer (or any other layer you use for documenting) to show you where the model will end up while you are working in Eagle.

Hi. In Sketchup 2015 you can use the template “Construction – Documentation meters”.
Jerome

For Sketchup 2014 please read :
https://eagleup.wordpress.com/2014/03/02/eagleup-and-sketchup-2014/

Problem solved.
For sketchup 14 plugin path modified to: location of the Plugins folder is C:\Users\[your user name here]\AppData\Roaming\SketchUp\SketchUp 2014\SketchUp\Plugins

Thanks.

eagleUp > open file C:\Users\Shri\Desktop\New folder\demo files\eagleUp\demo3d.eup
system > settings imported
system > testing units
system > 100 inch = 2.54m
system > template meters ok
system > using dot as decimal separator
color > colors set
images > creating top and bottom images
Error: #<NoMethodError: undefined method `each' for #>
C:/Program Files/SketchUp/SketchUp 2014/Tools/eagleUp_import.rb:734:in `create_images’
C:/Program Files/SketchUp/SketchUp 2014/Tools/eagleUp_import.rb:399:in `block in import_file’
C:/Program Files/SketchUp/SketchUp 2014/Tools/eagleUp_import.rb:140:in `each’
C:/Program Files/SketchUp/SketchUp 2014/Tools/eagleUp_import.rb:140:in `import_file’
C:/Program Files/SketchUp/SketchUp 2014/Tools/eagleUp_import.rb:76:in `import’
C:/Program Files/SketchUp/SketchUp 2014/Tools/eagleUp_import.rb:838:in `block in ‘
-e:1:in `call’

Hi Jerome,

I just wanted to let you know that I think eagleUp is amazing. I was only using mayhew labs to generate the PNG file for the tracks and silkscreen 🙂

I’m working on a new design now for controlling a motor with a wireless connection and will send you the component models when they’re ready.

Thank you.

Mat

Thanks for sharing your idea. I personally think this method is slower when you take into account all the necessary steps, but if you like the color scheme you can pick the colors with any image editor and use them in eagleUp for your custom color board. Feel free to share them here.
Jerome

Thought I would share an idea….

An alternative way to generate your boards PNG tracks, silkscreen etc file is to visit http://mayhewlabs.com/3dpcb and select launch 3D Gerber viewer, then drag and drop your boards Gerber files and hit enter. The web app will generate a 3D view of just your board (no components of course). You can save this as a PNG and then import it into Sketchup. I find it is a bit quicker and looks pretty detailed.

Thank you.

Mat