Any view that you can see on screen can be printed. In the paid version of Sketchup you can even export your model into various formats, such as an autocad file. You could I suppose email a copy of your sketchup file which someone could open in their own copy of Sketchup. The free version doesn't have any options for exporting plans. The free version does not allowed to import plans :( however the paid version allows you to import jpegs, cad plans pdfs and a lot of other file types. For that you need to create a Google account. It is very easy to share your model with other Sketchup users in the 3d warehouse. Very big files can cause Sketchup to crash so it is always good to make sure your file is being saved after a certain number of minutes. It is a good practice to keep autosave on after every ten minutes on as you never know when Sketchup can start getting buggy and may stop responding when the file starts to get heavy. Files are saved in Sketchup format (skp file extension). To save the project you simply have to click save. You can even delete some parts of the furniture, change the size, rotation, break it down into small parts etc. Don’t like the color? You can always use the material tool to change the color or texture. Even better is that you can edit and change the furniture to your liking. When you finally find the right furniture you are looking for, just use the move tool to place it wherever you want. There's loads of furniture available in the 3D warehouse. This was the most exciting part of creating a floor plan. Putting in the Furniture, Fixtures and Fittings With the ctrl key being pressed down click and drag the floor you want to clone and then simply drop that floor on top of the ground floor.

All you have to do is select the entire floor and press ctrl and a tiny plus sign will come up indicating that whatever that is selected is going to be copied. To make copies of anything you just need to hold down ctrl and then drag. An interesting shortcut is the clone tool.

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