<r>This was so many years ago, I've completely forgotten how I did it. Fortunately, SH 3D is available for Linux (been on Zorin for 3 yrs).<br/>
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I'd really like to do my modern trailer. Feel free to take a whack at it.<br/>
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<r>Here's a quick mock-up of tilted panels using the flat mirror icon. For 27 degree sunlight, proper size. Very easy to do with sine and cosine and you can change it. Gotta add a bracket. You'd ship the house with panels flat, hinged at the top, then pull out. Have two positions summer/winter. No ...

<r>The closer you tilt the edge of the LED TV toward the wood stove, the less radiant heat will hit it. I could always put a strip of thin black metal on the edges. There would be a convective load but probably no worse than having a TV near a heating vent. A projector would be more fun tho.<br ...

Sounds complicated. Will a tilting box retain its thickness adjustment or just default to the minimum with height and depth describing the tilt? If so, it will be just like the mirror.

Thanks. How do I export? I've been using a flat mirror which works perfectly but is a bit thin. You can get the exact size and inclination by using a little trigonometry.

Yeah, I'm thrilled with the house. I actually want to have it built.

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