Bungalow, 181 m²
A real single-storey house drawn to scale from its owners’ plan, the walls cut at 1 m: every room furnished, every door swung as planned, and in orange what was proposed to them.
What's in it
A whole single-storey house as a furnished floor plan, in metres, drawn to answer a homeowner's layout questions: outer and inner walls as boxes cut at 1 m with gaps for the doors; door() set by its frame's corner with a helper and swung as on the plan (turn, hinge, swing, open); window() standing on the cut walls, floor-length glazing; every room furnished from the library (sofa, dining_table, chair, base_unit, tall_unit, fridge, wardrobe, bed, bedside_table, bathtub, washbasin, toilet, shower, desk, bookcase, washing_machine); proposals as orange boxes; dim() with its own text for the clearances checked, label() for room names and callouts.
Change it
It opens as a new drawing in the editor: orbit round it, cut a section, measure it, move its parts. It's built by a short script — open the Script panel, change a number and run it again, or ask the AI assistant to change it for you.
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