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  1. #1
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    Default House plan software

    Hi,

    I’d like to create a house plan for my house so I can tinker with some Reno plans.

    I’ve had a play with sketchup but found it a bit cumbersome and slow to learn.

    Does anyone have any suggestions of software I might use? Free or relative low cost would be preferred.

    Thanks heaps

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    i had this question a while ago, and Sweet Home 3d was suggested to me - and I liked it when I used it. It wasn't something I used a lot so can't really help, but know it was a good option and a fair few vids to help kick-start your learning

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    Uncle google says

    10 Best Free Floor Plan Software

    • Floorplanner. ...
    • SmartDraw. ...
    • RoomSketcher. ...
    • SketchUp. ...
    • Civil 3D. ...
    • Sweet Home 3D. ...
    • AutoCAD Architecture. ...
    • Roomle.




    You've found SketchUp difficult, so suggest you look at Floorplanner
    regards from Alberta, Canada

    ian

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    Thanks, I’ll give it a go

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    Yeah I’ve been working through the google suggestions. Floorplanner looks ok. Many of the others seem overkill with monthly fees

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    Most of the designers and architects I have dealt with still do them by hand on paper and tracing paper and don’t go over to CAD until they have developed the concept to a point of adding the finer details
    It is much quicker that way

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