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You can download these from here: https://www.sweethome3d.com/free-3d-models/.
You can download single models (not recommended) or the complete furniture library.

Ooooh, that gives you more time to spend with Sweet Home 3D

Or not. I'm also retired to German law but my company is glad that I'm continue working even only for part time.

Our languages (Romanian, Russian and other ones in the East) have different topic than English. That make it a little more difficult to correctly translate.
That's also with German. Himmel has two different words in English and without enough context you can not translate it correctly. Is it sky ...

Doing it in C# would be easy for me because since 2011 I'm programming in C#. I'm stuck with VS 2008 because the device I'm responsible for is using Windows CE.

But I didn't to start to setup a development system on Linux.

I'm coming from Windows and I'm not familiar with the bash file syntax. Otherwise I would have automated the process distributing the mtl-file to the folder where the obj files reside, pack the folders, the icons and the property files and copy the sh3f to the furniture folder of the SH3D.

My intention was when I need to change a material only to do that in one file.

I can open the folder in VS Code and make a Replace in files . This will also be a one act replacement hopping that all materials have a unique colour. I know I can use regular expressions but I'm not a guru in that ...

When creating a series of models I tried to optimise the number of used files.

I created one mtl-file and several obj-files.
the structure of the files is:
doors.mtl
Door1 (subfolder)
Door1.obj
Door2 (subfolder)
Doors2.obj

Each Door*.obj file is referencing the mtl-file with mtllib ../Doors ...

the history month links on the blog page still redirect to the homepage.

Works correct on my system:
Distro: Linux Mint 21.3 Virginia base: Ubuntu 22.04 jammy
Mozilla Firefox for Linux Mint mint-001 - 1.0 146.0 (64bit)

I also support this request.