How can I accomplish this slight curve here in this picture?
Also as you will see, I have a box made and I put a tub in there and I want to tile around the box.
I put the #2 tub in the box and the box is not cut out around the tub. I am not sure what to do here now.
Walls can be curved as can floors (right click the edge) and you can cut holes in floors. I would suggest you make a small room on another Location with the wall height the height of the bath, insert a floor and elevate it to the top of the walls and cut a hole in it that is the size of the bath. Make the hole slightly smaller than the edge of the bath so that the bath covers any uneven edges of your cut. Elevate the bath slightly if necessary.
Allan
That worked out perfectly. Thanks
I wanted to try to make a bath like this, but my problem is, how do i adjust height off the walls?
Please help me
The walls default to 'Auto extend' (to roof'). In the wall Properties tick the 'Level' option and you can then set the height.
Allan
Thank you very much the help :)
I have tried to make a bathroom counter. I have made some walls and inserted a floor and elevated the floor. my problem is that i get gaps in the original floor which you can see trough to the floor below. How can i make the counter without getting those gaps. (//)
In the previous example the wall was around a bath and went right to the floor. In your case you may have to put the counter top on its own Location with the floor level set to the bottom of your counter. Hopefully you should be able to select the objects that make up the counter top, right click and select 'Duplicate to Location' and this will copy it to the new Location to save creating it again. You may have to adjust the heights again as your new floor level is higher and of course delete the original - which will delete the holes in the floor.
Allan
Allen maybe you can help me out. I was thinking about arching the ceiling above the tub. Whats the best way to approach this?
There are several ways tip could be done but one that comes straight to mind that I have used before is to use another location with a very thick wall and an arched opening.
Allan