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| Posted by Bartholome43 at Oct 18, 2013, 10:22:57 AM |
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carpets for "Sweet home 3D" Hi friends, I am serching for carpets to import to my "Sweet home 3D". Espacially oriental Carpets. Thank You Mike |
| Posted by okh at Oct 18, 2013, 7:28:25 PM |
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Re: carpets for "Sweet home 3D" Oriental carpet - same as the German response ... :-) I just made this last week, it is very compact (actually it is a photo of a mouse-pad found in a backstreet shop in Barcelona). But it does convey the feeling of an oriental carpet, very similar to my grandmother's that was stolen from my flat a couple of years ago. Good luck. ok |
| Posted by hansmex at Oct 19, 2013, 9:45:27 AM |
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Re: carpets for "Sweet home 3D" 1 - Find a rug - here 2 - Insert a box in your design and give it the correct dimensions, e.g. 200x300x1 cms 3 - Import the image of the rug as a texture - Modify furniture -> Materials -> Modify -> Top -> Texture -> Import That´s it. Hans ---------------------------------------- Hans new website - under constuction hansdirkse.info |
| Posted by okh at Oct 19, 2013, 10:50:17 AM |
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Re: carpets for "Sweet home 3D" Yes, lots of options. Good selection of nice designs. Beware of image (rug) file sizes, though. If your favourite design is a large file, that file could bloat the size of your model. In which case you can edit and downscale it with an image editor (and adjust the scaling). ok |
| Posted by joannaslinky at Nov 6, 2013, 12:54:01 PM |
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Re: carpets for "Sweet home 3D" Yesterday I noticed that I can create a crude carpet or rug by just drawing a small "room" without walls and then allocating a colour. Would this be a timebomb in my design, having one floor on top of another? |
| Posted by hansmex at Nov 6, 2013, 1:29:01 PM |
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Re: carpets for "Sweet home 3D" It's not a good solution, because the two floor layers may visually interact and cause a moire effect. However, the program won't crash. Using a box as described above is better. H ---------------------------------------- Hans new website - under constuction hansdirkse.info |
| Posted by Puybaret at Nov 6, 2013, 2:23:46 PM |
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Re: carpets for "Sweet home 3D" Hans, sorry to contradict you, but drawing rooms upon other rooms don't cause the moire effect you describe (otherwise it's a bug and that should be fixed)! But, joannaslinky, note that you can use the tip you mention only for carpets with a plain color. If you set a texture on the room-carpet, there are a lot of chances that the border of the texture image won't match the border of the room. ---------------------------------------- Emmanuel Puybaret, Sweet Home 3D creator |
| Posted by joannaslinky at Nov 6, 2013, 3:03:55 PM |
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Re: carpets for "Sweet home 3D" ...you can use the tip you mention only for carpets with a plain color... Yes, plain colours seemed to work OK, but don't look very nice in someone's home. Fine for office blocks or hotels, though. I'll use the 'box' method as described earlier, for my deep-pile Persian rugs  |
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