flatlaf is nice and well documented and easy, I've used it a couple of years ago. really curious to see some pictures and have more info regarding the new engine!

<t>nah, I red it and appreciate a lot, even if I already used the plugin with success, i found an additional step i wasn't doing.<br/>
Unfortunately I'm one of those who reads everything but rarely comments, so sorry for that, but your work is a high level one and really appreciated. I suggest to ...

this project is making me hungry of development... I managed to buy a new PC at home, so when I'll have it setup I'll try to download the code and check if I can understand.
You'll tell me if my help is fine or not, but at least I'll try to understand the code!
Great work to all!

<t>Wow, Amazing! I have to be honest, I'm not using SH3D since months, I do have to try this one.<br/>
For my use case, I have a semi stair (0 to 150cm) that connects like an "S", i'll have to try how the plugin behaves (i did on my self with blender months ago).<br/>
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My stair is white steps ...

Wow that's wonderful!!! I was quite sure it wasn't a render, just a small hidden particular shows it is not a real picture:
The windowed door handle is missing! For the rest of the picture, it left me mouth opened!

<r>Ciao,<br/>
you can find it also searching for "Volta a crociera":<br/>
<URL url="https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/search/?q=volta%20a%20crociera&searchTab=model"><LINK_TEXT text="https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/search ... hTab=model">https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/search/?q=volta%20a ...

<t>@Daniels yeah, i see. TBH my idea was just to get the "inner" part of the roof and elevate it using the same logic dorin developed previously, not that i'd use raycasting to get the elevation.<br/>
But given there is already a solution for 3d in campskeleton, it's perfect to start from that.<br ...

<r>Hi dorin, hi daniele, i'm not enough inside the plugin dev, but reading last dorin message I have this:<br/>
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Given what the campskeleton generates, in order to generate 3d view, if you can get the "lines" that are inside the generated geometry you could "elevate" nodes inside the polygon ...

found!
http://www.sweethome3d.com/support/foru ... t,45#34683

<t>Hi all,<br/>
I'm trying to search a post from a user whom I do not remember the username, but I do remember his/her posts with renderings and some links of real installation of a kind of "veranda" that was half inside home, half outside. It was a round area with a big table in the middle, the ...