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| Posted by Cactus at Feb 13, 2020, 4:51:12 PM |
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Re: Sloping walls and multiple ceiling heights That would be great! http://www.kipik.eu/sweethome3d/slopings.sh3d For point 2, I used your formula, even without "support wall" it's not that complicated actually (at least for a small plan like mine), thanks (O: For the rest I simplified my design and recorded some view points so that it's easier to spot. For point 1 and the ceiling gaps, I think I understand why it happens : walls are connected by their center. Thus a sloping wall perpendicular to a normal wall has, at the connection point, the same height than the normal wall. But on one side, it goes lower wile the other side is higher... So I guess the ceiling can't connect everywhere. I've set an "Example" point of view where it's clear. And for the 3rd point, I tried the idea of the double thin walls but it's very complicated, especially with the walls connection points. So I put a simple box the same size as the corridor, with the appropriate elevation, which acts as a ceiling. It's not the most convenient as I need to make it not visible most of the time to move my furniture and visible only when I want to make a 3D view, but it works (O: |
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