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  1. 23-02-2009, 11:16 #1
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    design software

    Can anyone recommend an easy to use software programe that will let me design my own house.?
    i think ive found a software programe HERE but would like some other suggestions.

    it doesnt have to be high tech.
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  2. 23-02-2009, 13:40 #2
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    I find Paint forks a treat.
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    Re: design software

    HAHA TIMMY!

    Try and download trial version of autocad Raj, simple enough if you can join lines together.
    Take it you want it for plans?

    Could also try google sketch up as its free, but i hate it lol
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    Re: design software

    Quote Originally Posted by Tiny Tim View Post
    I find Paint forks a treat.
    What's a paint fork???
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    What's a paint fork???
    EPIC spelling FAIL > Move to FAIL JAIL
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tiny Tim View Post
    EPIC spelling FAIL > Move to FAIL JAIL
    PSML!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tiny Tim View Post
    EPIC spelling FAIL > Move to FAIL JAIL
    And you think Mart's bad with his Fail comments?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BriC View Post
    And you think Mart's bad with his Fail comments?
    He is, but I dont use it in every other post, complimented with my own unique brand of 'cockney geeza' etiquette.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tiny Tim View Post
    He is, but I dont use it in every other post, complimented with my own unique brand of 'cockney geeza' etiquette.
    also known as BULLS H I T!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tiny Tim View Post
    He is, but I dont use it in every other post, complimented with my own unique brand of 'cockney geeza' etiquette.
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    Re: design software



    That has to be the definition of fail
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    Last one.. possibly.


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    Thread title needs to be changed lol

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    Re: design software

    Quote Originally Posted by Misky View Post
    Try and download trial version of autocad Raj, simple enough if you can join lines together.
    Take it you want it for plans?

    Could also try google sketch up as its free, but i hate it lol
    thatks for that mate i'll have a look at what there llike
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  17. 23-02-2009, 17:05 #17
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    Re: design software

    Yeah I agree, Google Sketchup would be your best bet. The UI seems to be pretty intuitive and there are lots of tutorials online. Ive never used it but the architects at my last job had no 3d training and would all use it. Ive always used 3d Studio Max but Sketchup seems good for extruding shapes and generating mass models before going into details. It appears to be a relatively quick workflow.

    http://sketchup.google.com/

    Saying that though there is loads of tutorials for virtually all software packages so what ever you choice you will find support.
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