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[quote="splitlid"]envisioneer?
will check it out.cant wait for you drawing.

had a boss once who used to sketch things on serviettes whilst flying.
then would give them to the draughtsman and say i want one of these!! :shock:

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Splitlid that's nothing, when Einstein's widow was shown a large computer somewhere (can't remember where) she was told that it was being used to do large and complex calculations.

She replied, well my husband did his best work E= MC2 on the back of an envelope!!

Keep up the good work.

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internal,upstairs. :D

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JG whilst checking your drawings, i noticed one irregularity that you may wish to speak to your architect about.
i have marked it in red on the drawings, basically, the roof and the front wall do not meet properly(wall meets the end of the roof) the front elevation shows the house as having facia board all round.but the side view shows that it would be impossible to do this.
hope you understand what im trying to say.
not a big drama, just either set the top wall back a little or make the roof eaves slightly bigger. :D
you can see the problem better on the second picture :D (dont worry,its not complete yet! :D )

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[quote="splitlid"]JG whilst checking your drawings, i noticed one irregularity that you may wish to speak to your architect about.
i have marked it in red on the drawings, basically, the roof and the front wall do not meet properly(wall meets the end of the roof) the front elevation shows the house as having facia board all round.but the side view shows that it would be impossible to do this.
hope you understand what im trying to say.
not a big drama, just either set the top wall back a little or make the roof eaves slightly bigger. :D
you can see the problem better on the second picture :D (dont worry,its not complete yet! :D )

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Hi Splitlid.

You got me a little confused. Maybe as I'm not used to looking at these perspectives. This is the roof section to me it looks ok. I was thinking of increasing the overhang to 1.25 - 1.30 but wanted advise from the guy who is putting together the drawings first. My reasoning for the increase was to do with keeping more sun off the walls though.


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yes Jimmy you cant see the wall in the 'roof plan',because it ends below the roof.but it does end level with the roof face.i extended it in my picture to show the walls being in the wrong place.
so either extend the overhang or set the wall back a little.
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TEST RENDER
Hi Jimmy is this what you meant with the roof?

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Yes that looks cool. Was not really think of anything as fancy.

just chopping the apex off with straight horizontal.

Before the guy designed 10M * 10M and the apex was easy now it's 10M * 10.5 M. as the stairway was too small at 2.2 and living room was 4M and dining room 3.8M.
Now 4M wide living room, 4M wide dining room and 2.5M wide stair well


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ok heres the final model, nearly exact as your drawings.
just need wall colours(external only) :D , door,window,frame colour, roof colour,materials for stone cladding,etc,etc.
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splitlid i got some drawings of my place which i had built some time ago be interesting to see how your program makes it come out if you got the time to work on it that is must say bloody impressed with what you done so far
will post up next time i go into my alternate office
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splitlid wrote:ok heres the final model, nearly exact as your drawings.
just need wall colours(external only) :D , door,window,frame colour, roof colour,materials for stone cladding,etc,etc.
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Bloody hell, That looks very very impressive.

Roof flat dark green tiles

walls light green

Windows white

balcony floor tiles dark green

left side bottom balcony steps required walking into sand washed area level with front balcony and 1 meter sand washed paved all around.

Splitlid what did you put the roof overhang in at and the degree of slope.
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roof overhang on second floor is 1.20m, first floor is 0nly 1m.

have moved a few windows also.levels and lines.

reason- best to have tops of windows all same level wherever possible.

but, up to you.
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ok a few things to do, how about the colours?
can change to what you want.
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splitlid wrote:ok a few things to do, how about the colours?
can change to what you want.
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Colours looking good.

Can I ask you to sandwash from what you have at the front balcony and go straight left with more sandwash and have steps down the left side of the downstairs balcony also. This will give me a large area left of the balcony. If I'm explaining myself correctly.
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like this?

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