Hello,
I am trying to figure out how to export lines from sketchup to coreldraw as a vector with closed nodes
In Coreldraw, all the nodes need to be closed inorder to have a fill.
Attached is a dxf file exported from Sketchup to Coreldraw.
Any suggestions?open nodes.pdf (82.7 KB)
w/o opening your PDF (don’t open PDFs from unknown sources) this could be small rounding errors in the decimal places.
Try if doing a 2D export in the PDF/EPS format works better.
I have tried exporting as an eps and pdf.
Both have same issues
If your edges in SketchUp enclose a face, you can include it in your export as a fill, but you must use the PDF or EPS format instead of DWG or DXF. If you use a hidden line style, the fills are not exported.Untitled.pdf (59.3 KB)
Wow, it worked 
Thank you VERY MUCH!!
I Guess I was wrong.
This is still and on going problem.
5 percent of the time I am able to import the eps files into coreldraw.
Most of the time I get this error.
Very frustrating.
I also can’t export lines from Sketchup to Coreldraw as a vector with closed nodes
But, I found a workaround to import it into CDR.
Make your model in SU and export it to Layout.
In Layout:
SketchUp Model/Viewport/Hybrid
File/Export/PDF
PDF Export Options/Output Resolution/High/Export
The resulting PDF doesn’t import to CorelDraw.
So, output using Free PDF Compressor. https://www.freepdfcompressor.com/ It’s really free.
The compressed PDF was imported into CorelDraw 2018.
The fonts don’t go so well. I write any text I need inside the CorelDraw file.