Eneroth Townhouse System
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Something like this is planned but I haven't had the time to work on it yet.
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ah ok, i understand
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A new update will soon be released. The potentially biggest new feature is how components and groups now can cut openings onto multiple faces as the ground floor windows in this video.
The next release will hopefully have a way to replace certain groups/components, e.g. a row (or is it called a line? or axis?) of windows to another type of windows or balconies as in the image Dean shared previously in this thread.
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@eneroth3 said:
A new update will soon be released. The potentially biggest new feature is how components and groups now can cut openings onto multiple faces as the ground floor windows in this video.
The next release will hopefully have a way to replace certain groups/components, e.g. a row (or is it called a line? or axis?) of windows to another type of windows or balconies as in the image Dean shared previously in this thread.
Somethings not working with that link.
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Searched:
LINK 1
"https://plus.google.com/+ChristinaEneroth/posts"latest post in Google plus was selected and WORKS:
When the above ACTIVE link(S) without parenthesis are selected from this post they DO NOT WORK.
TO VIEW
Copy and past LINK 2 inside parenthesis to your browser (I am using Google Chrome) and the link should work, works for me.Why the above ACTIVE LINKS do not work from this post I do not know, anyone know?
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As usual it's the Sketchucation forum that just doesn't work properly. The link I've written and the one I see when trying to edit the post is correct. However the link shown in the saved post goes to an internal page, probably to save statistics or something, where users are supposed to be redirect to the actual location. That script replaces the "+" sign with "#%20" because URL encoding and decoding doesn't match up resulting in a faulty link.
Simply put, a bug on Sketchucation's side prevent the link from working even though it's a correct link. Try instead just copying this to your addressbar:
https://plus.google.com/+ChristinaEneroth/posts/J182prPzNhs?pid=6293120779793843890&oid=110985781685543511443 -
This plugin would be the dream of a city planner and architect. A huge time saver in the preparation of roofs over nonperpendicular building corners.
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How cool is that!
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The most recent version of the plugin is now live on the Extension Warehouse. Enjoy! http://extensions.sketchup.com/en/node/2341
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Hi Christina, wellcome back. good news i see. ill try this instantly.
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Here's a screenshot from the upcoming version. The new replacement method finally allows for some more complex buildings with entrances, bay windows, balconies and other elements that brings life o the facades.
This is how the UI works.
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Looking great!
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My Townhouse plugin is now updated.
This is a big release with several improvements to how buildings can be drawn.
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[youtube:2oxuf9sx]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKlRHrDYC5k[/youtube:2oxuf9sx]
Previously the elements on each facade could only be evenly spread across it. Now users can replace specific elements from Building Properties, e.g. a specific window by a door. Some replacements can even take up multiple slots, e.g. a wide bay window.
There's also a gable feature that allows the user to add pre-drawn parts to the short sides of the building. This is typically used to replace the firewall with a facade but can also be used for side risalits/avant-corps or for a rear wing as shown in the video.
Finally there's a corner feature that can be used e..g to add corner turrets.
Enjoy!
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Eneroth, can we create our own templates?
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@jql said:
Eneroth, can we create our own templates?
Yes! All the templates hipped with the extension are created with the tools included. Some instructions are included under Extensions > Eneroth Townhouse System > Template Editing > Documentation. I migth also record an example video if I find the time.
If you have any questions or if anything is confusing, feel free to post about it so I can answer and document it better.
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I didn't try it, but if we can create presets, it's a hell of a plugin! Thanks for sharing it, I will use it eventually!
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Wow i see awsome features. ok isn´t a parametric building designer, however a good idea.
Sorry Christina i have only 2 thumbs on my hands, i would give more.
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A little try
![screenshot by yellowdoor_[0001] 2016_08_01_-_20_11_12.jpg](/uploads/imported_attachments/shGg_screenshotbyyellowdoor_00012016_08_01_-_20_11_12.jpg)
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@all Users on the different continents.
I have begin to work with Eneroth Townhouse System (ETS)
i have here begin with White Blocks with Berlin Roof, and typically roofs like in France (Paris).
i have only find a picture at WIKIpediaI would ask about standard hight and depth. I know that in Paris and Stockholm etc. we have different Buildings.
My intension is to say: " yes this is a typically House in France, Spain,Sweden etc."
Beginning i would in the Capitals of the Countries and than step by step over small towns to villages.In Countries Like Sweden, Norway and Denmark i have a problem to see the difference.
Some times when i watching TV and see Movies with Scandinavian locations i can´t say instantly this is Sweden or Denmark or Norway.please support Christina with your input
Thanks at all
Dean
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The building depth varies quite a lot. In Sweden up to 15 m was quite normal in the 1910s. 10 m has also been very common and in smaller towns I don't think 8 vas especially unusual.
On this map of my home town you can see how building depth can be vastly different on adjacent buildings, some being twice as deep as the one next door: https://www.google.se/maps/@55.7055163,13.1918988,17.75z?hl=en.
Height has typically been limited by fire regulations. In Sweden, and probably many other European countries, the building height to street width ratio has also been regulated.
Regarding what a typical building is for a specific region I can recommend "Så byggdes husen 1880-2000" for Sweden. It's a book with maybe 20-30 example of very typical Swedish buildings from that time period. Here's an example of what a spread looks like: https://www.google.se/imgres?imgurl=http%3A%2F%2Fimg.tradera.net%2Fimages%2F287%2F231177287_72331872-e835-436c-9e1a-195ba2b9566f.jpg%26amp;imgrefurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.tradera.com%2Fitem%2F342300%2F261609940%2Fsa-byggdes-husen-1880-1980-arkitektur-konstruktion-och-material%26amp;docid=-CPH_3nH4damzM%26amp;tbnid=-EfODjQhRdJGuM%3A%26amp;w=1024%26amp;h=768%26amp;safe=off%26amp;bih=973%26amp;biw=1920%26amp;ved=0ahUKEwiu_e3zpazOAhWjdpoKHUugACMQMwggKAUwBQ%26amp;iact=mrc%26amp;uact=8.
If anyone know of a similar book for other regions, please tell me!
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