I'm wondering if some users use SH3D for there electrical planning.
Or are there other/better tools out there?
Would be great if we could share some experience here.
Thanks in advance.
Thomas
Does anybody use SH3D for electrical planning?
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Re: Does anybody use SH3D for electrical planning?
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Re: Does anybody use SH3D for electrical planning?
Hi bdfd,
thanks for your hint. I wrote Fdpaffie an email.
thanks for your hint. I wrote Fdpaffie an email.
Re: Does anybody use SH3D for electrical planning?
received your mail bdfd
depends on witch drawing u mean Thomas_H ( 3d electro junction boxes )
Free to download for every one
plumbing
Electrical installation material
the picture shows random placed junction boxes
or schematic drawing
for the schematic drawing i used polylines and for the symbols i grated round and triangular shapes
(place walls in the preferd shape double click in the center and u grated a room put a picture or symbol on the room flore "remove walls" now export them to OBJ format and import them as furniture)
its a lot of work but it works
if u want to do it simpler u can use Microsoft Visio (it has all the schematic symbols u need for every kind of 2d drawing )
it comes with most newly installed pc.s that have Microsoft Office
i hope it helped a bit
depends on witch drawing u mean Thomas_H ( 3d electro junction boxes )
Free to download for every one
plumbing
Electrical installation material
the picture shows random placed junction boxes
or schematic drawing
for the schematic drawing i used polylines and for the symbols i grated round and triangular shapes
(place walls in the preferd shape double click in the center and u grated a room put a picture or symbol on the room flore "remove walls" now export them to OBJ format and import them as furniture)
its a lot of work but it works
if u want to do it simpler u can use Microsoft Visio (it has all the schematic symbols u need for every kind of 2d drawing )
it comes with most newly installed pc.s that have Microsoft Office
i hope it helped a bit
To Draw or not to Draw ...... Thats nolonger a question .. We draw
Re: Does anybody use SH3D for electrical planning?
Hi FDpaffie,
thank you very much I will give it a try.
At my office laptop I have MS Visio but MS Visio imports my existing DXF File with different layers to one layer.
Thats why I can't use it because there are all floors in one file.
In SH3D I rebuild our house from scratch.
thank you very much I will give it a try.
At my office laptop I have MS Visio but MS Visio imports my existing DXF File with different layers to one layer.
Thats why I can't use it because there are all floors in one file.
In SH3D I rebuild our house from scratch.
Re: Does anybody use SH3D for electrical planning?
I found some one " dorin " in forum ho has done almost the same thing and more
its worth to read
Thread: 2D Symbols
http://www.sweethome3d.com/support/foru ... hread,5531
its worth to read
Thread: 2D Symbols
http://www.sweethome3d.com/support/foru ... hread,5531
To Draw or not to Draw ...... Thats nolonger a question .. We draw
Re: Does anybody use SH3D for electrical planning?
Thanks for the hint.
I think the big advantage is to have everthing in one program.
I think the big advantage is to have everthing in one program.
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