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You guys know, before we jump into the modeling of our room, we need to see this model, which is
super important, and I forgot to mention that in the previous video.
So go to file and click on See if you're not, see the file at all.
Or you can click on here as well if you want to create a new copy of your file.
So I'm going to click on Save and now I want to browse through my directory, but I need to save this
file.
And I'm going to give a name for this, so I'm just going to call it abstract 3D art.
And now you can save your file in any version.
That's the best part of what sketch out, which I really appreciate, because in other software, especially
in Rabbit, you can't really save it in a lower version.
But SketchUp gives you the option to save it in a low budget.
And if your teammate or your employees are working with another version of setup, you can simply click
on that version and click on Save.
I'm going to leave it the default sketch out model and then click on Save.
If you want to make a copy of this, you can go to file Save.
Change the name and click on Save Again.
Or you can also go to file.
Click on Ciara's copy as.
And then you can see that it automatically puts a number to it, which is abstract, really art one.
And just notice what happens on top.
We have the name as abstract, really art.
But if I click on Save, it's going to remain the same and it will not take this name.
So if I click on Save, you can see that remains as abstract 3D art.
And if I open my folder, we have two files.
So File Save has copy as simply keeps and history of the updates in your schedule file.
And it's a good idea if you have multiple changes in your model to simply do a file series copy as.
And it would create a copy of your main file, and you can always open that file in case the main file
crashes or comes up, but that.
So I hope you found this video useful.
So let's see you guys next VIDEO.
Just.
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