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To maintain your model's scale in the exported file, in SketchUp, select Camera
If you have a floor plan or other vector graphics in an Adobe Illustrator (.eps) file, you can export the .eps file to .dwg or .dxf format in Illustrator. Then import the vector graphics following the preceding steps. If, in Adobe Illustrator, you first reduce the number of anchor points that define curves, you can improve the file's performance in SketchUp. In particular, when you extrude faces from curves that contain lots of line segments, the SketchUp file size can increase dramatically.
Before you import a file, it's helpful to know what CAD entities SketchUp Pro does and doesn't support and how to prepare your CAD file for best results. Then, you can walk through the basic importing steps outlined in this article. After you're done importing, check out Starting with a CAD File in SketchUp Pro, which offers several tips and tricks for handling imported CAD geometry.
If you're exporting a SketchUp Pro file to a CAD format, how you import a CAD file depends on whether it's a 2D file, such as a floor plan, or a 3D model. In this article, you also discover how SketchUp data is exported into CAD format
Table of Contents
Understanding what CAD elements SketchUp can import
Preparing a CAD file for import into SketchUp
Importing a CAD file into SketchUp
Understanding how SketchUp data is exported to CAD format
Exporting a SketchUp Model as a 2D CAD file
Exporting a SketchUp Model as a 3D CAD file
Understanding what CAD elements SketchUp can import
The following table outlines what CAD elements SketchUp does and doesn't support. If an element isn't supported, SketchUp simply ignores it when you import the CAD file.
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