Hello All, this is my first visit to the community. I’ve drawn a 2D floor plan. Now I need to go back and transform the 2D floor plan into a 3D version, and I can’t remember how to do that. Then I’ll need to stretch the walls, complete the openings, and add a roof. OR - is there someone good at this who can help me through the balance of the rendition? I’d even be willing to open my wallet if I could get this done sooner than I can on my own.
If you are on SketchUp for Web / Free (where plugins aren’t supported), here is the fastest manual way:
Make sure your 2D wall outlines form closed faces on the floor.
Use Push/Pull (P) to extrude the walls up to ceiling height.
Tip: If extruding wall segments horizontally, tap Ctrl (Option on Mac) with Push/Pull to leave edge loops behind at opening locations. This makes framing doors and windows much faster.
For cutouts, draw rectangles for your openings and Push/Pull them all the way through the opposite face. Double click on any face(push pull selected) to repeat.
Hope this helps you get your project finished sooner!
I genuinely don’t consider this spam - I gave Todd the complete, step-by-step manual workflow first (including the Ctrl edge-loop and double-click tips) to solve his exact question on Web.
There are no store links, no sales pitch, and I didn’t ask him to buy anything. I only shared a quick visual clip of how that 2D-to-3D workflow is handled on desktop because he specifically mentioned being stuck and looking for a faster way.
No bad intentions at all, just sharing solutions and helping out a fellow user.