Living space of a 100 m² house
The L-shaped main room of a single-storey house re-planned: the kitchen by the entrance with the sink under a new window, dining and living by the two sliding bays, the low wall and the wood stove left where they are.
What's in it
An L-shaped living space in metres, re-planned to its owner's idea: walls full height or cut at 0.3 m; door() and window() cutting their openings (wall=); what stays drawn as it is (a closet, a low wall, a stove from cylinder()s); a kitchen of fridge(), base_unit(), tall_unit(), wall_units() round a corner; wardrobe(), dining_table() and chair()s in a loop, tv_unit(), sofa(), coffee_table(), armchair(), sideboard(); dim() and label() with leaders.
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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