Catalogue vs "showrooms"

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okh
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Catalogue vs "showrooms"

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Frankly, I am unsure whether the included catalogue should grow much. However, it might be a good idea to create sample .sh3d files with furniture - showrooms if you like. I very rarely add stuff to the catalogue, but I do put my self-made models in a simple building and copy and paste. And, should anyone be interested, I don't mind sharing my home-made models with people who cannot be bothered to design their own furniture.

[snip]terrain enclosure[/snip]

Anyway - thanks for a very useful tool. I could probably have built my extension in the time I have spent using sh3d to contemplate the perfect design :-) ...

Ola-Kristian

PS. The stuff I design, is primarily Scandinavian chalet wooden furniture and roofs/windows etc - useful for me, but hardly worth cataloguing...
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Re: Catalogue vs "showrooms"

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Hi,
Frankly, I am unsure whether the included catalogue should grow much.
Basic objects are available but there's always some missing objects. I think that many objects that would help a layout to look more real like household appliances, food, plants, books, clothes, animals,... are missing.
it might be a good idea to create sample .sh3d files with furniture - showrooms if you like.
You can submit some sh3d files in the gallery, but be sure that it uses only freely redistributable items (3D models as well as texture images).
Emmanuel Puybaret, Sweet Home 3D creator
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