Maybe you might put it onto your TODO-list to not forget about it, because this is a quite useful feature. [;)]

<t>I see. And I also see you are a SH3D developer. What you think about storing a hash of every model and after updating a model trigger an update event that causes to automatically update all instances of a model used in the scene to be replaced by new instances of the new model version? Ain't that ...

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I am learning to create models in Blender which I then use with SH3D. My workflow is to build something in Blender, export as OBJ, import in SH3d and add it to a scene. I regularly find myself to modify the "something" that i built in Blender, re-export it as OBJ and change the ...

<t>Hello,<br/>
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on Youtube I watched a tutorial where the sunlight from outside shines through the Windows causing a reflection on the room ground. However, I can't seem to get this added to my Scene even though the renderer is configured to render best quality with no ceiling light at a ...

Ah, I see. You assumed correctly. So far I misuse walls to create furniture and then copy as new furniture since I am not able to use 3D modeling tools like Blender, 3DS Max or Maya.

I'll try what you suggested.

Would you mind to explain what you mean on an example to tell me "how to do it" which is what I asked for?

<t>I am able to create a new furniture via the "copy as new furniture" option and importing it afterwards. However, I can't seem to figure out how to make every part of it individually texturable (assign different material/color) like with e.g. the cylinder object where I can edit the top-, bottom ...

Thanks a bunch!

Hello,

I found the FurnitureLibraryEditor to create own furniture libraries, but how to create own texture libraries to import a library rather than every texture one by one?

<r>Hallo,<br/>
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ich habe in meiner Wohung 2 partielle Mansarden - jeweils 1,20m breit, die zu modellieren ich absolut keinen Weg finden kann. Ich habs mit einer Kiste probiert, aber die kann nicht am jeweiligen Ende unterschiedlich hoch sein wie eine Wand. Eine Wand kann zwar unterschiedlich ...