Sweet Home 3D is a free interior design application that helps you place your furniture on a house 2D plan, with a 3D preview.
- Added Furniture > Align side by side menu item to align selected furniture on the sides and on the back side of the first selected piece
- Added Furniture > Align on front side / Align on back side / Align on left side / Align on right side menu items to align selected furniture on the front / back / left / right side of the first selected piece
- Added Furniture > Distribute horizontally / Distribute vertically menu items to distribute selected furniture accordingly
- Added Align or distribute furniture menu in plan popup menu to grant access to these features in the online version
- Added a magnetism behavior during the drag and drop of a piece in the plan, when its borders approach the borders of an other piece of furniture
- Improved magnetism of furniture along walls (including round walls) with anti collision system
Reviewing 3.3 (Jul 27, 2011)
It's a fair program.
About Java, what do you have against it ?
I'ts a nice language.
If you want to see a beautiful interface, take a look at JSoko.
Regards.
Maurizio.
Reviewing 3.0 (Dec 2, 2010)
Sweet!
And there's no point arguing about Java, anymore. Sure it's a technology who's day never came; yes it's pretty slow; the Java plugin is a major cause of browser crashes, etc. etc.
But this app works extremely well and it's free.
What's there to complain about?
Reviewing 2.5 (Jun 24, 2010)
Sorry bopb99,
Java is crap for anything which uses a GUI. It is only usable for business apps unsing Java EE. SH3D itself is a (maybe the only one) real "(no IDE) application" which is written in Java and works fine. I never saw a Java app which runs flawless like a native compiled one. Also in SH3D you can detect Java issues sometimes. But performace is okay for use.
Nevertheless I use the application for years. There is no other free application available which does the same. Emmanuel Puybaret does a great job. *thumbs up*
Reviewing 2.3 (Mar 24, 2010)
Don't listen to the person who is thrashing Java.
It's actually one of the better write-once run-anywhere technologies.
It's a great program.
I find the 3d rendering part has a lot of potential.
It's using OpenGL which is the only cross-platform graphics API.
For a free program, this is a pearl.
Don't object Java, it's useful and not such a big deal as the previous poster thinks it is.
He should get off his lazy a** (figure of speech) and just download+install it.
Reviewing 2.2 (Dec 30, 2009)
Great looking program... but... I refuse to put Java on my PC. Java is bug ridden, slow and a security risk.
Sadly, many people think that just because it is platform independent that it is the bees knees, well it's not, and I wish developers would stop using it.
No matter what they say, the best programs are written as native compiled ones.
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