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DESCRIPTION
Sweet Home 3D is a free interior design application that helps you placing your furniture on a house 2D plan, with a 3D preview.
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.3 brings bug corrections, the ability to import furniture with their texture, and Spanish localization. Please read http://sweethome3d.sourceforge.net/download.html for more instructions about installation process.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.


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Developer:eTeks
Downloads:8,810
  - Version d/l:2,060
Multimedia & Design:Author Tools
License:Free
Date:01 May 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
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    Sweet Home 3D User Reviews (3 posts)Write A Review
    Nov 9 2007

    STEVE COPLEY  Oops...

    "What's *to* complain about?"  (Version 1.2)

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    Nov 9 2007
    *****

    STEVE COPLEY  This little app is pretty sweet indeed. It's easy to use (the 2D design pane is intuitive, although doors and windows that snapped to walls would be a good idea) and the 3D view is well-rendered and easy to navigate through in walk-through mode.

    Overall, think it's perfect if you want to quickly try out some room layouts, etc.

    It's not on a par with the capabilities of SketchUp, but it is not intended to compete there - it's aimed at a more casual user.

    And, of course, you can't beat the price!

    Oh, as for it being a Java app - so what?! It's well integrated with OS X: menu in the menubar, prefs in correct place, nice toolbar icons, etc. What's not complain about?!  (Version 1.2)

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    Sep 16 2007
    ***..

    RAMARTIN  I tried to use this, but the user interface is, like so many Java apps, horrible. It's too bad, since the features of this app seem nice. I was eager to create a layout from the measurements I have, but the awkward zooming, crude positioning and wretched data input left me exhausted after just a couple of walls.

    This has a lot of promise, though. It seemed quite stable and ran quickly. The basic features appear well-focused and useful. But the drawing tools need a lot of work.  (Version 1.0)

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