Thanks for the information. This is the information I need, but as I can't view the screenshot you posted, I would be also pleased to read the lines following:
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at java.util.zip.ZipInputStream.getNextEntry(ZipInputStream.java:73)
From this first part, you must be using a 3D model with non ASCII characters or wrongly encoded characters, or your SH3D file is wrong, and from Java sources, there were some changes from Java 1.5 to Java 1.6 about this possible problem. If you run Sweet Home 3D under Java 1.6, it may have worked or if it failed, an error dialog would have appeared at least.
Then I guess you run Sweet Home 3D under Java 1.5 (see
About Sweet Home 3D dialog box), right? What Mac OS X version are you running?
Can you send [url=mailto:
[email protected]]me[/url] your buggy file, so I check myself?