I am working on my bath design for my addition to my home and want to see how tile counter tops with undermounted sinks look. I dont know how to add sinks under the counter.
Also I want to make a custom shower with seated tile benches inside of it.
How do I go about doing that?
Also I want to have a nice tub in there with a tile surround and maybe even some tile step ups.
I dont know how to really go about this yet, can anyone help?
I am not aware of any under counter sinks but without resorting to other CAD programs you could insert a sink in an existing cabinet and then use a Slab floor on another Location with the floor set to cabinet top height. Insert the floor by Picking Points to the size of your cabinet top and you can then cut a hole in it.
For the steps in the shower or around the bath I would just use the Box Shape you can add under Interior Accessories. If you haven't done that check under Tips section about adding Shapes.
Allan
Ok I successfully built a rectangle bench box seat in the shower. Now I do not understand how to till it and the walls.
Hrmm come to think of it, I think the wall with the door to the shower needs to be lower than the rest of the walls.
Hrmm come to think of it even more, where am I going to get a shower door from? I do not see one.
I figured out that I needed to use a 3d box, then I was able to select the outer material for it.
At first I was using a (rug) square and I gave it the demensions I wanted yet I could not apply the material to it.
Now I have another question. As you will see in the pics provided, when I zoom in, the tile sorta dissapears on the floor and you can see the slab. Why is that? If I were to render it, it would look awful.
I still need to know about shower doors and tiling the walls, and wall height to that specific area.
I am only replying using my phone so excuse me being brief.
For wall tiles do a search on Wainscot. This has been covered extensively as have shower walls, doors etc.
The floor problem looks like you have added a tile floor into the bathroom on top of a slab floor so you have both textures fighting for the same space. To have different floors in rooms they have to be added by room.
I could be wrong on this as the image is a bit large for my phone and the thumbnail a bit small but that is what it looks like.
Allan
Quote from: digerati on March 19, 2008, 03:45:20 PM
I figured out that I needed to use a 3d box, then I was able to select the outer material for it.
At first I was using a (rug) square and I gave it the demensions I wanted yet I could not apply the material to it.
Now I have another question. As you will see in the pics provided, when I zoom in, the tile sorta dissapears on the floor and you can see the slab. Why is that? If I were to render it, it would look awful.
I still need to know about shower doors and tiling the walls, and wall height to that specific area.
You could make the floor from a thin "box" too and be sure it is slightly raised higher than the slab....you only need to be higher by a very small amount such as .02"
For tile wall, you can use a tile material applied to a box like the seat....just make it thin and allow collision with the wall and let it stick out from the wall like real tile...say 1/4"
You can use a box for the door....just make it with glass material....and search this forum for doors.
Not sure what your question is about a wall height...just insert wall, right click for properties and set wall height.
You just hit it all I tthink. I will try a lot of that today Thanks!!!@#!!
I know from other posts that you are trying to compose a materail list also, so bear in mind if you do it this way, using 'boxes', that they will appear in your materials list. If you name the 'boxes' individually you can also apply a price etc to them which will make your list more complete.
Allan