Children’s room for four
A 3.73 × 3.52 m room with two bunk beds along the side walls and a 2.40 m wardrobe on the door wall, the room left between them measured.
What's in it
A small bedroom in metres: a bunk bed built from boxes by a function (posts, slats, mattresses, rails, a ladder) and called twice; wardrobe(); a French window() cut in a wall; two walls cut at 0.3 m; dim() and label().
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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