thanks dear okh.

i know about this. but as i explained, i need to create thing and just check them in a minute and then continue my work.

this couldn't happen in sh2d. and in 3d there is no way to stop 3d process after a 3d view. i was think about a separate option in program. not another program ...

I have downloaded this jar file, selected it and clicked Open and I cannot see any change to the menu bar - even after restarting SW3D. I am running Win64. What am I doing wrong?

thanks

hi. please read above. there were your answer.

thanks for your help.

but it will be a good idea to totally separate it from main view and add it to view toolbar in next revisions of sweet home 3d.

just think; i draw some walls and their properties and drop some furniture. then i need to take a look at these. in this way i had to minimize this ...

you are right flamenkito. suggestion 1 & 2 are really important for me as i told in another thread and i really want to have them.
but i thing the first one isn't easy to create and i hope some one help us and develop your project to build that.
and if you can share your app. or if you can compile ...

thanks you a lot. it's perfect.

thanks for your perfect answer.
i think this section of forum is about idea to help this app to be better. my just explained my idea to create a realistic walk in application or with plug ins if possible.

that's it. and thank you again

i installed it before but i didn't find it till now.
i have found my answer with your point. thanks a lot.

thanks again.
no . i can't define elevation for a surface and i think it's not possible in this version.
if it's possible please tell me how can i do it.

thanks for your reply.
but if i want to show the building to someone, it's not possible. i can just use video for this. and it's not my answer dear handsmex.

Hi.
If you want to create your floor and then move it to some point (i.e. x0 & y0). you had to select each element and change its properties.
is there any easier way to move them all like mouse move but to exact point?
it will help very much in engineering designs.
thanks a lot.