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Weevoir
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UPVC Windows

Post by Weevoir »

Newby here !!
I am looking for UPVC casement windows to add to my design
They must be like https://www.modernupvcwindows.co.uk/window.php?t=11 with two large opening panes and a central top opening pane
I can't see anything like that in the library - which is surprising - they are a common fitment in UK
Thanks
VeroniQ
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Re: UPVC Windows

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I think Mike53 did and proposed a typical UK windows library in this thread: http://www.sweethome3d.com/support/foru ... ead%2C9381
sheryshah003
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Re: UPVC Windows

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thanks for the good information be like the https://tradeupvcwindows.co.uk/
MarioSambol
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Re: UPVC Windows

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Many users have specific requirements for certain 3D objects. The best way is to find some free 3D software that is easy to use and learn how to work with it, which should not be a big problem. It is important that it can export the created object in *.3ds or *.obj format. Usually these objects consist only of primitive objects, cube, cylinder, sphere, etc. It must have the ability to assign texture maps or colors to individual parts. That's all. The time spent on learning will pay off very quickly, especially if someone has a desire to deal with it and it is a pleasure for them. I hope I helped. If not, I can make a model of the window you need, and send you the model to your email. Good luck in finding the window model in question.
98quinnk
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Re: UPVC Windows

Post by 98quinnk »

I personally use blender to make 3d UPVC window frames, conservatories and doors. You can find a lot of tutorials on Youtube or take a quick course on udemy in 3d modeling or blender. Can be done in file types of obj format .3ds and more. Which then can be used inside of Sweet Home 3D.

I also used a local website for reference has they had many images, and also styles that i could model from https://sthelenswindows.com/
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