A .sh3f file (a furniture catalogue) is a compressed file. It may depend on your toolset and OS, but under Windows you could try this (you may want to make sure that known extensions are not hidden):
- rename the file from .sh3f to zip,
- open the .zip file,
- copy the .properties file out of the .zip,
- edit the .properties file with a text editor,
- copy the .properties file back in to the .zip file,
- rename the .zip file back to .sh3f.
And then you need, of course, to import the .sh3f file to SH3D. You can also have a look at the Guide for SVG Path cut-outs and other furniture properties , especially p. 9 onwards.
Good luck.
- rename the file from .sh3f to zip,
- open the .zip file,
- copy the .properties file out of the .zip,
- edit the .properties file with a text editor,
- copy the .properties file back in to the .zip file,
- rename the .zip file back to .sh3f.
And then you need, of course, to import the .sh3f file to SH3D. You can also have a look at the Guide for SVG Path cut-outs and other furniture properties , especially p. 9 onwards.
Good luck.
Just for informative purposes, 7zip (which is free) will open sh3f files, as well as sh3d files, without the need to convert to zip format.
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