<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>Great. Try to open my file, all the different light sources are placed there and you can analyze them by shape, size, power, color. Your own experiments are very good, but it may take too much time. Use my ready-made solutions. They work for sure. In such work, you need to do ...

<t>I took a little time to experiment with everything you two have shared. I got the window trick to work, though I only exported and imported once each and they don't have the actual windows in the wall piece, which I thought was the goal. It seemed to be all i needed, unless there were specific ...

<r>I am clearly not understanding something here. Your original picture has the grouping of circular, rectangular, and 1/2 round windows oriented horizontally. I've followed the instructions, turned off magnet, closed the program and restarted it, but I see no way to rotate my collection of windows ...

<t>Ok, wait a sec. I've set up my workspace, have the 3 sections of 7 degree curved wall and 2 small straight pieces of wall, have the rectangular and two half round windows...but how are you rotating them on their side at this stage to go into your wall parts horizontally? Also, I saved that ...

<r>Keet: I totally missed the 1st link Gaudi posted. I went back and have the light library now. Thanks!<br/>
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& GaudiGalopin3324: It’s so funny that this is your approach because this is what I did when I started this project and had a problem with the doors and those right angle cut outs on ...

<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>With an arced wall that wouldn't work, only with a straight wall. From your image I thought the angled roof part with the windows was straight. A 7% arc is difficult to see on a flat image. If you could keep the part with the windows straight you could still try the window-in ...

<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>The original LightShapes library: <URL url="http://www.sweethome3d.com/blog/files/LightShapes.sh3f"><s>[url=http://www.sweethome3d.com/blog/files/LightShapes.sh3f]</s>LightShapes.sh3f<e>[/url]</e></URL><br/>
You can read more about it <URL url="https://www.sweethome3d.com ...

<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>You can solve that by placing the windows in a vertical wall and export both wall and windows. Then import it and tilt it to the correct position. This works assuming your windows are imported as "Door or window" so they cut a hole in the wall. You can set a d value of d 0.3 ...

<r>Thank you. <<EMOJI seq="1f60a" tseq="1f60a">&#128522;</EMOJI> And I appreciate what you’re saying about creating its illusion, as you’ll see in a few moments. <br/>
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I haven’t seen this library of light shapes that Keet mentions, but thanks for that Keet! I’ll definitely install that! <br ...

<r>This might be a strange question so I've included an example. In the top picture is a lava lamp which I modified and got to appear just as desired.<br/>
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