oops... I ment to type V-1 (as favorite) the one you see in the image. My bad.

Since the Ozais plans I'm using has several variants, I decided to try the kitchen in the V-1 option.



I tried a mix of version 0 and V-1 then only 0 version. But I think the V-2 is my favorite so far.

Tnx for the info, here the kitchen now:
https://f2.toyhou.se/file/f2-toyhou-se/images/96610442_kWhcGRKvVWRPOkB.png

I did notice about the higher resolution. When I take textures from Skechup, Sweet Home always tell me it’s too high and ask for permission to shrink it.

Also I'm still plaing with ...

Decided to test how the kitchen would look if I made it as close as the plane I'm using. (https://dessinsdrummond.com/plan/ozias-chalet-1002811)

https://f2.toyhou.se/file/f2-toyhou-se/images/96579595_e4ytgtGziICP0K4.png

I was also wondering, what kind of wood texture did you use for the 3D ...

Yes! Love that you added a hood cabinet with doors. I added it to my kitchen.

Ah! Yeah... Corner cabinets can be tricky. I've made a few custom furniture, but they were quite simple, just a bunch of 'rectangle' put together.

Yeah, it could be a never-ending issue. Like different handle, different doors, different borders. It'll, A make the model size extra big, or B make the ...

I don't know if you noticed but the library also has separate borders you can use for the island. They are specifically there for custom additions.
Yeah, I noticed the borders, but didn't use them. I even made them invisible on all the furniture present in the image. I find them a bit odd, like ...

Once I saw there was a new Kitchen library, I had to give it a try. So with the https://dessinsdrummond.com/plan/ozias-chalet-1002811 as models I tried to replicate the Kitchen, with a few modifications of my own.

First image without the middle island
https://f2.toyhou.se/file/f2-toyhou-se/images ...

Wow. I understand some part of the explanation, but I got a bit lot in the equation part. Math is not something I'm super good at. It is a bit hard for me.

Still I thank you for the explanation. It was interesting to see how SVG work.

Also a big thank you for the library, that help a lot.

The clean way look a bit too complex for me. So I'll just use the other option for now. Maybe I'll try the other option in the future.

Also the model I used is the second Quarter landing staircase found in http://www.sweethome3d.com/freeModels.jsp