Hi Hafsteinn,

Good news is that your property editing looks perfectly valid. Tried them, no problem there, except some odd values, such as the door swing/opening being outside the model, but that should not prevent the file from working. A couple of suggestions based on similar troubles:

Is [font=courier new]PluginFurnitureCatalog.properties[/font] saved in plain text format?

In step 6: change name of MyFile.zip to MyFile.sh3d - that should be [font=courier new]MyFile.sh3f[/font].

I would also suggest a slightly different approach to avoid some problems from zipping. If you send me the file
1. Rename [font=courier new]MyFile.sh3f[/font] to [font=courier new]MyFile.zip[/font].
2. Just open [font=courier new]MyFile.zip[/font]
3. Copy [font=courier new]PluginFurnitureCatalog.properties[/font] to another directory.
4.-6. Make changes to the outside file and save.
7. Copy that file back into [font=courier new]MyFile.zip[/font] (confirm replace).
8. Rename [font=courier new]MyFile.zip[/font] to [font=courier new]MyFile.sh3f[/font].

From here on, it should be enough to double-click [font=courier new]MyFile.sh3f[/font] for the library to be imported - but [font=courier new]Furniture, import furniture library[/font] should also work - and result in a correct file being placed in the user directory.

You could also check if the .sh3f file opens in FurnitureLibraryEditor after it has been edited. Sometimes opening and saving a file with FurnitureLibraryEditor will fix the [font=courier new]PluginFurnitureCatalog.properties[/font], I have not quite figured out why, but it could be an invalid linefeed (cr/lf, lf or cr).

If you wish, you can send me the edited .zip/sh3f file. A look should reveal what is wrong.

ok