Isn't Sweet Home 3D too slow at launch? Just tested--it's under 4 seconds, even with all that luggage. I'm hoping that speed will also be apparent when rendering images.
The 14K files came as a surprise to me, as well; I knew I had a lot, but not THAT many. I'm currently archiving everything, one ...

The content of the eTeks/Sweet Home 3D is portable from a computer to another one and across different operating systems. The difference from a system to another is the name of this folder and where it should be found:
- under Windows Vista / 7 / 8 / 10, this folder is C:\Users\ user \AppData ...

Long story short: My computer had a hardware issue that meant my old hard drive (on which Sweet Home was installed) had to be moved from the C: drive [master] to the D: drive [slave].

All of my files were copied to the new C: drive. The entire Sweet Home directory was copied to the exact same ...

You might specifically want a 1-story home, but making it 2-story would halve your footprint & give you a bigger yard, as well as retain heat more efficiently.
Busy areas like hallways, staircases, & entrances should be close to the center of the house, to minimize traffic flow. Move that Entry ...

The other solution uses a round light as in this tutorial .
From the tutorial: "You could expect that the sunlight would be enough to light the scene, but when a picture is computed at a point of view placed in a house, sunlight actually doesn't produce that much light in Sweet Home 3D,"
Yeah, I ...

I love the chiaroscuro (semi-darkness) atmosphere of candlelight! [:)]
To simulate indoor daylight, you can use light spheres or light panels.
Thanks! I found that the visual contrast provided by dim lighting made the place look more realistic and 3-dimensional, as well as warmer, which is ...

Cool, I'm looking forward to it! Especially on the antique liquid soap... [:p]
Yes, unfortunately there are a few glaring anachronisms, such as the electric clothes iron, Cook's mechanical pencil, the modern basketball & soccer ball for dog toys, etc. I did "construct" as much period-accurate (or ...

Hey, thanks, guys! I put a lot of work into it, and it's good to get some recognition.

Only one question: when can I check in?

At any point in the 12th through 16th centuries. [:D]

There isn't much to say about the roof levels, but I'm trying to be comprehensive.

https://i.imgur.com/eRXjNWk.jpg
The top of the stairs opens out at the brown trapdoor just north of the clothesline.

https://i.imgur.com/upK9zXz.jpg
The roof has a very shallow slope, but even so it's prudent to ...

And this post will cover everything on the second floor (first floor for Europeans), starting with its floor plan:

https://i.imgur.com/5jdKPNd.jpg
Again, feel free to ignore the extraneous grid lines.

https://i.imgur.com/UzUqCnY.jpg
Room 1 is a medium-price bedroom at the inn; it is unique in ...