Hi Dave
cart before the horse! not unusual for me ![:wink: π](https://community.sketchucation.com/assets/plugins/nodebb-plugin-emoji/emoji/android/1f609.png?v=3orp1bvic7q)
sounds like it may be easiest to start over?
I will have to figure out what components are which I expect I can get in tutorials?
I gather just taking off the dimensions etc will probably be just as much work as starting over as I'm bound to miss something along the way.
ERic
@dave r said:
Some of your "walls" are white which is the front face color. Some of them are blue which indicates the faces are reversed and some of them aren't filled--due to incomplete coplanar loops--so they have no faces at all.
[attachment=1:1mbozlcp]<!-- ia1 -->walls.png<!-- ia1 -->[/attachment:1mbozlcp]
[attachment=0:1mbozlcp]<!-- ia0 -->walls.png<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:1mbozlcp]
You've managed to get the cart before the horse.
Draw all of the edges required for the walls before you begin to add details like appliances and fixtures or dimensions. then make the walls a component or group so the other stuff doesn't stick to them. Make your appliances, fixtures and cabinets components, too, so they don;t stick to each other. It may be you can find many of those things you need to added to your basement as component in the 3D Warehouse which you can download and insert rather than drawing them.
@dave r said:
Some of your "walls" are white which is the front face color. Some of them are blue which indicates the faces are reversed and some of them aren't filled--due to incomplete coplanar loops--so they have no faces at all.
[attachment=1:1mbozlcp]<!-- ia1 -->walls.png<!-- ia1 -->[/attachment:1mbozlcp]
[attachment=0:1mbozlcp]<!-- ia0 -->walls.png<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:1mbozlcp]
You've managed to get the cart before the horse.
Draw all of the edges required for the walls before you begin to add details like appliances and fixtures or dimensions. then make the walls a component or group so the other stuff doesn't stick to them. Make your appliances, fixtures and cabinets components, too, so they don;t stick to each other. It may be you can find many of those things you need to added to your basement as component in the 3D Warehouse which you can download and insert rather than drawing them.