Dutch row-house 2level

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Dutch row-house 2level

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Hi folks,

here's an example of an interior design based upon a typical small house very common in Holland. I used an ordinary floor plan for this kind of house and changed it (alot); the attic is hidden in my pix.

This project was used to test the new multi-level feature of 3.4; well, i can say it works (3d camera view now really matches!).

The pictures are rendered horizontally to make better use of screen area [:D]. While looking at the images: left is the backyard, right is the front entrance/street side, top and bottom are walls shared with neighbours.

pic one is ground level (entrance is upper right door):
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http://img710.imageshack.us/img710/1476/hollhauseg04og04zold16e.jpg

pic two is upper level:
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http://img850.imageshack.us/img850/4733/hollhauseg04og04zold16o.jpg

pic three, at last, shows a composed image of the previous two:
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http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/7079/hollhaustransp00.jpg
As you can see, the bird view camera matches, i like it! And, we now have only one project file to cope with for our house designs!
Thanx, Emmanuel [:D]


hope you like it [:)]
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Re: Dutch row-house 2level

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Nice renderings.Thanks for sharing. [:)]
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Re: Dutch row-house 2level

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how did you do that? which software? only sweethome3d?
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Re: Dutch row-house 2level

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Hi,

i've used Photoline, but any other imageprocessor will do equally, like Photoshop or Gimp.
Simply superimpose the second picture with half transparency on top of the first one. No tricks required!

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