![]() ![]() If you could please let me know if I am confused by something I saw elsewhere or if in fact this can be done, where can I find the write up at? I hope I can do this, it would be awesome. On another note, I thought I saw something in one of the SW write ups about displaying drawings on my website so others could walk through, but am not finding it. I turned magnetism off and was able to re-size the blinds and they are now on the inside of the windows and the mouse worked just fine, looking good! If you deactivated it (temporarily or permanently), you could place your blind anywhere without Sweet Home 3D trying to apply constraints on it.Įmmanuel Puybaret, Sweet Home 3D developer Spakywalk, I think it's time for you to learn how to activate/deactivate the magnetism when needed. Re: Installing mini-blinds on/into windowsĬorrection: I meant to say: Maybe SWEET HOME 3D could invent an easy to use 3d modeler that wasn't rocket science to learn and use? The models surrounded with a green border are available in the default catalog of Sweet Home 3D 7.1 free version. Maybe Sketchup could invent an easy to use 3d modeler that wasn't rocket science to learn and use? Not trying to reinvent the wheel, just want mini-blinds on my windows. Click on the images of the models to display them in 3D within your browser or click on the link under each image to download the matching 3D model file. I am spoiled as I used to work at a place where they bought CAD (Full Version) and it was heaven. I also tried art of illusion, but I just don't have the time to learn. ![]() I could take the plunge and purchase Sketchup, but for $600 (US)its just too much. I wish there were an easy to use a program for models where I could put stuff like this together. I was hoping to put the window and blind together in Sketchup to no avail. I thought I could use Sketchup (Make-Free Version) to import an object file and was not able to do that as well. I was hoping to find a pre-made model, but could not find anything suitable or that I could manipulate. ![]() 3d Warehouse doesn't have the greatest collection. I thought I had the mini-blinds installed correctly at one point, but there are blinds on both sides of the window from just one blind, eek! My wall thickness is 6", same for the window frame (the window, blind will auto re-size to wall thickness regardless), and I tried several ways to re-size the mini blinds to work. How do I go about installing mini-blinds on or into a window in my SH3D plan? I have tried several ways (importing blinds as a door/window, resizing, etc). This topic has been viewed 6683 times and has 14 Thread Status: Active Total posts in this thread: 15 Sweet Home 3D Forum Category: Help Forum: Features use and tips Thread: Installing mini-blinds on/into windows ![]()
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