SKP files can be opened with these steps:
Use the SketchUp software to open the SKP file. First, make sure that you have installed the SketchUp software correctly. Open the SketchUp software and click the "File" option in the upper left corner of the main interface.
In its drop-down menu bar, click Open to proceed to the next step. In the pop-up page, find the SKP suffix file that needs to be opened and click the "Open" button in the lower right corner.
Wait a while and you'll see the SKP file open in SketchUp. At this point, you can view and edit the SKP file.
It is important to note that the SKP file is a dedicated file format for SketchUp, it is a 3D diorama file that must be opened using specialized SketchUp software. At the same time, there may be compatibility issues with different versions of SketchUp software, so when opening an SKP file, you need to make sure that the version of the SketchUp software you are using matches the version of the SKP file.
In addition, if you want to view SKP files on a computer that does not have SketchUp software installed, you can consider exporting SKP files to other common formats, such as JPEG, PNG, etc., or to document formats such as PDF and DWG. These formats can be opened and viewed by most common viewers and document processing software.
In summary, opening SKP files requires the use of specialized SketchUp software and making sure that the software version matches the file version. If you want to view the SKP file on other computers, you can consider exporting it to other common formats.
Please note that the above content is for reference only and may vary slightly depending on factors such as personal computer environment and software version. If you encounter any problems during the process of opening or working with SKP files, it is recommended to refer to the official documentation of SketchUp or contact the relevant technical support for more specific help and guidance. At the same time, for any operation that involves file processing and editing, it is recommended to back up the original files before proceeding with the operation, just in case something unexpected happens that causes the files to be corrupted or lost.