Believe me, you do not want an image of me wearing a suspender floating round in your head

Having made an embarrassing suspender/braces mistake in the UK once, I believe you. Especially on a quiet Sunday morning enjoying the intriguing moods invoked by Cec' imagery... Beautiful as usual. ok

For anyone with the faintest interest in building, the Notre Dame fire is a disaster beyond words. One of the most special buildings in the world. How incredibly sad. okay

Doing the cutout in the library certainly is the best idea. However, it is possible to do this on an ad-hoc basis too.

When an item from a furniture library is imported, so are all the properties that goes with it. This is stored within the SH3D file, more specifically the Home.xml within the ...

Thanks for the story. I'm aware that editing sash values is difficult for a beginner, and a graphical tool would be more handy than editing values with a text editor.
Please, understand that I'm more motivated to improve Sweet Home 3D than the Furniture Library Editor. Glad to hear that. Actually ...

Ah yes, I think I may be to blame for sharing this as a kind of rough draft. There is a thread for this on SourceForge ( 3D models 299 . The selection is pretty limited (and the texture maps are not really good). But the general concept of using geometric shapes as landscape can still be pretty ...

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Thanks for this tale. Cannot help smiling. I for one, have certainly struggled with many of the same issues.

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See, the more you have to struggle, the greater the reward. No time wasted at all. Result looks splendid.

Think this could be a very useful addition, especially for UK users.

Pat on the back well deserved.

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First - windows look great!

As for "..8 hrs of my life wasted..." I am no so sure. If I were to count that way, I would have given up on SH3D long ago. Sometimes, you can spend hours trying to figure out little details without getting it right. I have countless examples. Not only SH3D by the way ...

Good luck. Sash windows would be a welcome addition and useful in many regions where they are common. Looking forward to seeing the result.

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PS: When I get the time, I really want to update a guide with separate sections on SVG cutouts, light-sources, hinges, softening/shrinking models ...

Yes, you can. In addition to changing the look in Preferences-Furniture Icon in plan, you can also use your own. However, it involves using the Furniture library editor and editing the library manually to insert a planIcon reference. You need, of course a .png file and a reference in the file [font ...