Sweet Home 3D - Interior Design Planner with an additional 1100 3D models and a printed manual, ideal for architects and planners - for Windows 11-10-8-7-Vista-XP & MAC

I installed the program on my Dell desktop computer at home, which runs Windows 10. The installation went off without a hitch. The software was simple to operate for me. It shares many of the same characteristics as other software types. The software's manual gets you started right away, and it only takes a few sessions to get a good sense of how the program works. Clicking is something I really enjoy. Components can be dragged and dropped into the design. The large number of components allows the design process to be scaled and accelerated. There was also a link that took you to the next page. line and receive a free download of additional components. I can't believe how powerful it is for such a low price.

Alberto Hansen

| Mar 09, 2021

When I went online to look for a solution, I discovered that the developer makes this software available for free download. I felt ripped off, especially since the program was free and the CD didn't work and couldn't be returned.

Aden Richards

| Jul 01, 2021

I've never used one of these layout apps before, but I've drawn layouts by hand in the past. I was able to figure out how to use the majority of it fairly quickly, though it wasn't always obvious or intuitive, which is fine because I'm having fun learning. However, I have two major complaints: windows and non-windows Many of the lay-outs make it difficult to see hinged doors. Making windows and doors a different color from the walls would help, as would putting end brackets that stick out slightly from the walls indicating where "something" is; unless you enlarge it a lot, at which point you can't see the whole project; unless you enlarge it a lot, at which point you can't see the whole project; unless you enlarge it a lot, at which point you can't see the whole project; unless you enlarge it (2) Having the ability to indicate which items go on top or "in front" or having a slight transparency sliders so that furniture could be placed on carpets without losing the idea that there is a rug underneath these things, etc. Allow users to add and remove categories (I keep putting things in Miscellaneous because I don't know where else to put them). I also believe that there are far too few items that can be used, and that the styles and designs are perhaps a little too specific (using "compact car" rather than a specific model, or "motorcycle" because the location could be housing a Harley-Davidson). Davidson gang) would be preferable, with the possibility of making it more country-specific (bathroom facilities in the US differ from those in Japan). I wish there were some general textures included in the app- Fabric, leather, woven, felted, and fur are examples of materials that can be used to create a realistic overall impression. There should be some general patterns in the colors as well: paisley, paisley, paisley, paisley, paisley, paisley, paisley, paisley, paisley, paisley, All of this should be included with the software, and more should be available as downloads, even if the add-ins have a small fee. br>br>After a few months of use, check in with the following: br>Despite the fact that I enjoy this app, I've discovered that it now crashes with almost every layout I open. It crashes despite the fact that I haven't changed anything in my designs. There's also no easy way to get rid of a layout, such as the ones I tried but decided weren't going to work. You can't get rid of them without going into the program files, which isn't easy on Windows 10. When I try to run a troubleshooting scan, it asks what version of Windows I'm running, but it doesn't mention Win10. I've come to a halt and am beginning to wonder if purchasing the far more expensive AutoCad and then spending more time learning it would have been a better option. They did send out one upgrade, but I have no idea what was upgraded, and I see no difference anywhere. You are severely limited only to what is available in terms of furniture, and a lot of their furniture and furnishing are so modern European, which is not always what I want in my designs. I was able to save off my layouts by using "SaveAs" and navigating to my thumb drive, but then I had to wrestle to delete the copy hogging my hard drive. You are severely limited only to what is available in terms of furniture, and a lot of their furniture and furnishing are so modern European, which is Textures are important as well. The color palette is also limited. It's a good program for the price, but if you want to do some serious designing, I don't think this is the app for you.

Ira Hutchinson

| Jan 05, 2021

It reminds me of a show from the 1990s. It is inconvenient to use and cumbersome. A constant pop-up appears on my screen. There's a pop-up that says there's an upgrade available, but when I click the link, it takes me to a page with no upgrade button. Rather, it provides a slimmed-down version of the original. I believe the free version is available for download, or you can buy a new soft copy of the program from Amazon. I've attempted ten times and have encountered the same problem each time. br>br>The on-line version of the on-line version of the on-line version of the on-line version of It's also a pain to maintain line libraries of design elements. The correct term is "burdensome. " br>br>I didn't want to waste time learning how to use the program; instead, I wanted to concentrate on designing a home.

Austin GRIFFITHS

| Dec 08, 2021

The name of the software is "Interior Design Planner," which is correct. On five sides, it enables basic building design. There are four walls and a floor, and you can add or subtract levels. Roof simulations, as well as exterior landscape and decking simulations, are impossible to achieve with any realism. It's pretty simple to use. friendly, but CAD is not her strong suit. Pros: In comparison to other software I've used, it has two advantages: Simultaneous 3D imaging of the same or all levels that correspond to the 2D plan for interior furniture placement. So, whatever you put in the 2D plan will show up in the 3D image, which can be rotated on all three axes, on the same screen. When the plan has a small footprint, the combination allows for fairly good visualization on the same screen. In comparison to the 2D map, I was surprised at how the 3D map gave a better sense of furniture and people flow. Cons: Because this is aimed at a European audience, the furniture, appliances, and other items are primarily designed to appeal to Scandinavian tastes and have small footprints. If you're looking for a more substantial upgrade, The 3D image is difficult to manipulate and becomes vanishingly small when scaled down to American sizes. To compensate, the zoom feature is insufficient. It's difficult to model a landscape on a slope because the lower level exterior can't be seen. This is a good value for the money and allows for the creation of basic designs.

Mckenna Cherry

| Mar 08, 2021

I contacted tech support via email, and I tried several of the suggestions, but the problem remained unsolved, and the program refused to install. I bought a new computer for Christmas and was able to install Sweet Home 3d without any problems. The program appears to be very intuitive, and there are tutorials available on line if questions arise. I am very pleased with the product.

Barbara McMahon

| Nov 28, 2021