Long-time SketchUp user Erwan has sent me a link to his DirectX exporter for SketchUp.
Erwan describes himself as an early adopter of SketchUp and he "likes the way they imagine 3D modeling."
Later, he started working with XNA Game Studio to create games for "my children and others," and wanted to use SketchUp to create content in his games.
Download Erwan's xExporter.rb
Thanks, Erwan.
Update 2008/03/03: Here's a link to more information.
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