As far as I can see, the only required changes should be to update existing Javascript libs with the ones found in Sweet Home 3D JS viewer, add batik-svgpathparser.min.js and jsXmlSaxParser.min.js libs, and cite them after geom.min.js in your sweethome3d.directive.js file. zip-url attribute may now contain a file exported with the Export to HTML5 plug-in or simply saved with Sweet Home 3D 5.3 or a more recent version.
There are also some additional parameters detailed in the script of the viewer to manage cameras and levels, but they are optional.
Note, the example template from -3dview/blob/master/3d-view.tpl.html was changed to work with the default.sh3d example bundled with Sweet Home 3D JS Viewer. You can click on the TV, the microwave, the dishwasher, the lights etc.
Additionally, the mouse cursor and name display will now change only when hovering interactive objects.
As I modelled our new family home completely in SweetHome3d prior to its construction, I had to try your compilation and it was working great!
However, I was running into two issues and hope you or someone around here can help.
Second issue:
For some items I would like to use more complex modal dialogs in terms of custom widgets I previously imported into HABPanel, e.g. the rollershutter / blinds widget (Rollershutter / blinds widget) or the hue color light controller (Custom Widget: Hue Color Light Controller) or the multi-state widget (Custom Widget: Multi-state Widget). Is there any way easilly integrate / reuse such custom widgets in the template withought having to copy their whole html template but rather have simple few-liners like for native / builtin widgets (e.g. slider):
You should call setAerialViewCenteredOnSelectionEnabled in UserPreferences class and select in your Home object an item that will be used as the pivot point. See this thread in Sweet Home 3D forum for more information.
Hi,
I am Vronique, Sweet Home 3Dcommunity manager, and I regularly publish in its blog some tips and articles about different ways to use it.
Thanks again for this test. We are still very interested by this kind of development and wonder if Yannick or someone else would agree to answer to some questions about OpenHAB and this program, for an article in the blog. I am sure it will interest some people of Sweet Home 3D community and will bring more users to OpenHAB.
For your information, Sweet Home 3D 6.0 is under development with many new interesting features that will be available in Sweet Home 3D JS Viewer too.
Looking forward to reading you.
Vronique
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I had designed the interior of my shop with Sweet Home 3D and presented it to the contractor. It made it easy for me to help my clients design their very own layout before construction which is incredible.
It is easy to use. No more objection in using it. New users can also work on this software. It's help options are also very good or it also supports all type Windows. It's menus are very helpful to use this software.
Following online tutorials you can custom build windows which was important for my project, I am using some very large windows - simply scaling a small window creates a disproportionately large frame -better to design your own and this software offers that. You can even specify that your newly created window will auto-cut its profile when inserted into a wall.
I donated $15 within a few days and decided to follow it up with perhaps ten times that amount once my project lifts off the launch pad. I really hope other users do likewise - free software as good as this does not grow on trees and the author really deserves every inch of gratitude.
I am an ex CADCAM software engineer and I am blown away how one developer has grown such a reliable sophisticated product yet kept it simple, it does exactly what I need, its reliable, well written and intuitive - someone has put a lot of care and attention into this.
I intend throughout the build to keep my local model on Sweethome in step with the models that my architect will create on his/her own software. Whenever they propose a change I will wish to update my model so that I can spend the countless hours reviewing changes on my time not my architects time - it costs me to stand in the architects office!!!
Every additional feature I found myself wanting in the first couple of weeks of very intensive use ( ten hours a day ) turned out to be already there. Its wonderful when you think "I need something to do XYZ" and you dig around a little and find out that its already there.
A lot of interesting things in this program, it is easy and easy to learn and work.
The program will be useful, first of all, to all people who are planning repairs. The program is a good tool in the self-design of the future look of your apartment, your home or room , without resorting to the help of professional designers, you can own.
The program will also be interesting to furniture designers.
Sweet Home 3D is one of the best free and easy programs for creating interior design, with the ability to view in 3D. With the application, you can easily create detailed plans for both a separate room and the whole house, and then place furniture and various objects (doors, Windows, stairs, fences, etc.) at your discretion. With each change in the 2D plan, the 3D view is also updated . Creates nice photo visualizations and even videos of your interior, the ability to print your project and 3D viewing.
Easy program development and ease of use are achieved thanks to the modern, intuitive interface, excellent language localization interface and the presence of detailed interactive prompts during the work on the project.
The program contains a catalog of furniture samples, ordered by category. Interior models are constantly updated and can be downloaded for free from the official website of the developer.
The value of this application lies in the fact that the program has a simple interface, which will be able to understand even a person who does not know 3D-modeling and room design.
Depending on your needs on the website of the program you can also download a library of textures and furniture, as well as installation recommendations.
There is a portable version for using Sweet home 3D on another computer, without losing software configuration.
On the developer's website there are detailed user manual, video tutorials, tips, links to Sweet Home 3D channel on YouTube.
Some suggestions to software developers:
1. Make the function of scrolling the mouse roller-zoom in and out (as it is on the 3D view), and when you click on it-move the plan.
2. Make the function of group change of objects of the same name in the selection, not each separately.
3. Possibility of a separate selection on the plan below the objects located-under the above (because when you click the mouse, only the upper object is selected).
4. Increase the selection of objects in the catalog (paintings, dressing rooms, different models and types of wardrobes, as well as - kitchen furniture).
5. Make a separate tool - "roulette".
6. Make it possible to install walls at any angle (such as furniture - scroll icon in the corner) and the ability to install objects in addition to the vertical - in the horizontal plane.
7. Make the function "sticking" of objects when their installation does not need to manually connect to each other with angles and straight planes, and the ability to disable this function.
8. Add many more basic shapes, such as: cylinder, cone, sphere, rectangle, parallelepiped, etc., as well as variations of these geometric bodies/shapes and the ability to change their parameters.
And finally, create a more advanced paid version of the program, including the best solutions used in similar programs of other developers.
Thanks for your review.
About the cons you reported:
1. You can zoom in and out with mouse wheel while pressing Ctrl key (or cmd key under macOS).
2. You can change a group of objects by selecting them, and choosing the appropriate "Modify" menu item.
3. The "Select object" menu (or "Toggle selection" when you press Shift key) in the contextual menu let you select the object under the mouse pointer.
4 & 8. As you noticed you may download many more free models if needed, and they can be resized as you wish
5. Give more details about the "roulette" tool, I have no idea what it could be.
6. I think walls will always be vertical, see sweethome3d.com for workarounds.
7. Objects are magnetized on their border with a few pixels margin. Check you didn't disable magnetism in preferences.
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Try to open your .obj with 3dpaint or 3dviewer in windows, iIf it is working there it should work also in three.js. Tomorrow if you have more time you may try to do some tests (ex. splitting the floors in sweet home 3D, etc)
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