If you're working on SketchUp files that will be shown in VR, it can be helpful to keep an eye on polygon count. Here's a quick post on how to find it.
DISCLAIMER: As GPUs and HMDs become more powerful, polygon count will matter less and less. Our goal at IrisVR is to always support any file size.
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The closest polygon estimate you can get with a vanilla version of SketchUp is a "Faces" count. Go to Window/Model Info and select the "Show nested components" check box. Both the "Edges" and "Faces" numbers should give you a good idea of how many polygons you're dealing with. As you can see below, if you leave the checkbox unchecked you'll get an inaccurate reading.
Bonus comment: I see a lot of folks using file size as a performance metric; this is an unreliable measurement since SketchUp will calculate components differently than Prospect. Additionally, textures will affect files size and won't necessarily have a negative impact on frame rate in VR. Below is a screenshot of one SketchUp file treated 3 different ways, notice the difference in file size?
Want to learn more about how to optimize SketchUp models? Check out this blog post.