sry, cant figure out how to attach files. Test files are available by PM.

best regards, Jerry

<t>To whom it may concern,<br/>
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I have a problem by moving files from Win8.1 64bit to MacOS.<br/>
A file, which has been created on Win8.1 64bit, SweetHome3d 4.3, Java 1.6.0_45/64bit cannot be opened on MacOS, Sweethome3D 4.3, Java 1.6.0_65/64bit.<br/>
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During opening on MacOS, SweetHome ...

<t>Hi Puybaret,<br/>
I think there might be an issue with obj-export in 4.0.b18.<br/>
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What I did: an object in sweethome has a texture and I modify that with the dialogue box "Modify: texture" and change the texture to a color.<br/>
After exporting to obj, in the other program where I imported ...

<r>Thanks for the hints!<br/>
I am still in urgent need for this functionality and the ~50 walls to project are a pain in the a** to do...<br/>
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What I did: <br/>
1) You can do slices in Google sketchup, but my pretty complex building as OBJ-import will crash google sketchup 8.<br/>
2) GLC ...

<r>Thanks for your quick answer.<br/>
In my house, I have around 50 walls which need to electricity. The guys who do the electricity should get a plan exactly like this:<br/>
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<URL url="http://deverne.free.fr/wik/lib/exe/detail.php?id=blog%3Asweet_home_3d_for_my_future_home&cache=cache&media ...

<r>Hi,<br/>
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I would be happy to see a feature "wall projection" to support the design of the electric system in the house.<br/>
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The perfect solution for that would be:<br/>
<URL url="http://deverne.free.fr/wik/doku.php?id=blog:sweet_home_3d_for_my_future_home"><LINK_TEXT text="http ...

Hi,

are there any news on this topic, this wall projection tool would be perfect to use.
Did someone finish it?

best regards, Jerry

Thanks, you helped me a lot, I wasn't able to do it alone.

Best regards, jerry

<r>Dear Puybaret,<br/>
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I tried to use an external renderer (Octane, <URL url="http://render.otoy.com/index.php">http://render.otoy.com/index.php</URL> ) by exporting my swetthome-project as OBJ.<br/>
Everything works perfect, except a lot of glass objects (windows, glass tables, etc). They are ...

Thanks for the quick answer!
Did I miss something or can the above thread be found somewhere in the manual?

best regards, Jerry