![]() Use zoom (scroll wheel), zoom extents (SHIFT + Z), and pan (SHIFT + Middle Mouse button) to help fill the area with the model. Resize the SketchUp program window to better fit the object you are printing.There’s an excellent extension you can install for free that will allow you to pick an object in your model to resize the window to. ![]() So if you’re using SketchUp maximized in full screen, you have to undock it and drag the borders of the window to fit it. So what you need to do is resize that actual SketchUp program window, in order to change the aspect ratio of the workspace to fit the object as tight as possible. If you tried to print that, it would look like this: ![]() So if you have a bunch of empty space around the model, SketchUp will allocate page space for that area, and that’s where you get all those blank pages printing out. When you print from SketchUp, it actually prints the entire work area, not just the model. Ok, so this is where most people trip up. (I don’t know why you can’t just align your view to any face in the model, you HAVE TO use a standard view for some reason.) ![]()
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