Hi Emmanuel,

Thanks for the quick reply! As I pointed out, I'm viewing the room through a HomeComponent3D component. Note that we are talking about a stand-alone application built on top of the SweetHome3D libraries, not a plugin that interacts with the SweetHome3D application itself.

I'd be happy ...

Hi,

sorry for piggybacking on this thread - I've tried using the steps outlined by alied, but still cannot add new furniture to my room :-(

Here's how I'm doing it right now:

Home home = new HomeFileRecorder().readHome(roomFile.getPath());

Content model = new URLContent(modelUrl ...

Ah, okay, so 'loadModel' actually does do some caching, right? That makes me feel much better ;-)

In the meantime, I've asked my boss about giving out the code and she's fine with it. I have to figure out licensing issues, but since it's only a small plugin that shouldn't be a big deal.

What's the ...

Thank you very much for your information, I was able to implement what I had in mind now.
I had actually noticed the ModelManager class before, but frankly I find it a bit unintuitive that that is the preferred way to reach the 3D model data: why would I have to 'loadModel' when the model obviously ...

I'm writing my first plugin for SweetHome3D. So far, the experience has been excellent, I was able to implement very quickly what I had in mind.

However, there's one last thing left that I'm stuck with right now. I'm trying to get the color(s) of a certain HomePieceOfFurniture that is part of a ...