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<r>Hi nasevz<br/>
You can find all your answers in PhotoRenderer.java[1]; specially the constructor
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</i>public PhotoRenderer(Home, Object3DFactory, Quality)
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and
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</i>public void render(BufferedImage, Camera, ImageObserver)
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Just out of curiosity: how do you plan to do it?
A plugin is the most straightforward way I can think of.

<t>Well, I think it is because that feature is not a standard one for home design (nor one most people would ask for). However, it is a chance for you to develop such a feature.<br/>
It should not be that difficult to develop a plugin which does that. One solution can be to randomly move the ...

<t>In deed, if I remove a HomePieceOfFurniture from the Home, create a new one with the removed dimensions and coordinates (and maybe some other properties), and then add it to the Home (I can get the current Home from a Plugin, then get the selected items, remove and add) the rest would be a UI to ...

<r>Still, there is something you can do without messing with the code.<br/>
in your Plugin constructor, get the Home and add a listener:
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</i>getHome().addFurnitureListener(new CollectionListener<HomePieceOfFurniture>(){
void collectionChanged(CollectionEvent ...

<r>Hallo Hans:<br/>
that should be a Ubuntu issue. I'm using Windows XP SP3, SH3D Version 3.2 Beta 4, Java version 1.7.0-ea, and everything works fine.<br/>
<I><s>[i]</s>There is a small bug in the grid: it doesn't show subdivisions<e>[/i]</e></I><br/>
Even zooming in and out up (or down) to its ...

<r><I><s>[i]</s>how can I control it without changing the SH3D code?<e>[/i]</e></I><br/>
you can add a listener to your Home object[1], then create your custom PieceOfFurniture, delete the original, and add yours (remember either remove your listener before adding your object, or check before if it ...

<r>some useful URLs:<br/>
HomePieceOfFurniture constructor[1]<br/>
Adding a HomePieceOfFurniture to a Home[2], [3]<br/>
[1]<URL url="http://www.sweethome3d.com/javadoc/com/eteks/sweethome3d/model/HomePieceOfFurniture.html#HomePieceOfFurniture%28com.eteks.sweethome3d.model.PieceOfFurniture%29"><LINK ...

<t>typing from memory:<br/>
Home myHome = new Home();<br/>
HomePieceofFurniture hpf = new HomePieceofFurniture(somePieceOfFurniture);<br/>
myHome.addFurniture(hpf);<br/>
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The point is, you need a instance of a class implementing PieceOfFurniture e.g. CatalogPieceOFFurniture, which you can get ...