Before asking this question, I did, of course, do some searching. I found a few illustrations, but I’m curious about exactly how this house was made so that I can understand the principle and use it as a model to create similar houses. Thank you for trying to answer.

Greetings!

In the tutorial “How to Create a Multi-Level Home” , there's a picture of a beautiful house designed by Gemelli Scrimieri. Could you tell me if it's available for download?

The project’s source code is freely available on GitLab.

Godot 4.4.1

https://gitlab.com/world-theater/tai-chi

[1] You can set a negative elevation to the level. [Elevation] This is how basements are made.

[2] What is actually a roof? You can make it in another program and import it into SH3D. And here you can rotate it and place it.

If it's still relevant.

I use Sweet Home 3D to create games.

• The tennis court
• Tai chi [太極拳] (demo-scene)

And it would be very convenient if there would be support for exporting to glTF.

I'm exploring the possibility of using Sweet Home 3D to create games.

Courtyard (pool) — “SwimmingPool” ( Sweet Home 3D\Blog ).
Character and animation — Tomcat's Godot tutorial .
Plants and flowers with wind effect — Create trees with wind effect .
Water shader .
Skin shader (based on gd ...

Maybe this will be of interest to someone here. Trying to make a constructor in the game engine to create buildings and discussing the implementation of Sweet Home 3D features in it.

glTF is, in fact, a new standard for transferring models between 3D modeling programs and game engines.

Huge thanks for the detailed answer!

I am studying game development. I have Blender as my "standardization stage". First all models are loaded into it, and then into the game engine — Godot 4 , which has its own import from Blender.

My idea is to try to make an alternative to The Sims [3] (this is ...

Greetings!

Is it possible to add export to glTF format ? If, in addition, the walls and furniture could be separated (would be in different groups — "Collections" in Blender) — that would be wonderful.