Ejiawan decoration design software

Ejiawan decoration design software is a home design and decoration software that mainly simulates the actual decoration effect through three-dimensional model furnishings and rendering design. It also supports the owner's manual DIY design of rough houses and model rooms. Relying on the powerful three-dimensional house type library and product library, DIY interior design can be completed comprehensively, conveniently and easily. It is an interior design tool that integrates creation, design and sharing.

Software features:

1. The first free three-dimensional home decoration DIY software in China;

2. Very simply draw the floor plan of your home, convert it directly to a three-dimensional environment, and then use building materials products for virtual decoration;

3. Help you establish your decoration concept. The spatial sense of the three-dimensional environment is intuitive and real, helping you solve the problem of spatial imagination.

Instructions for use:

Create a blueprint

After starting e Home Design, the system automatically creates a new file, selects the creation tool in the auxiliary toolbar, and draws the structural blueprint of the room in the main window area.

Users can create a room by specifying the positions of each corner point of the room in a clockwise (or counterclockwise) direction. In this version, the boundaries of the room are all axial, and the system will automatically calculate whether the wall created by the user is reasonable. The user can use the right mouse button at any time to obtain a floating menu, which has two commands: "Back" and "Delete All Points". Help users adjust input errors. When the input point coincides with the first point, the wall creation work is automatically completed, as shown in the figure below. The yellow line represents the wall created by the user, and the dots represent the corner points of the wall. The collinear points entered by the user will be delete.

During the creation process, the software will also prompt you with the length and width information (unit: millimeters) of the created wall at any time, which can also be seen in the status bar of the window. Since this is a graphic design, the height of the wall needs to be completed through the "Wall Parameter Settings" command in the "Options" menu, as shown below. Under normal circumstances, the height of the wall is 2400 mm (i.e. 2.4 meters).

For the blueprint that has been created, the user can also modify it through the move command in the auxiliary toolbar. The modification method is to click the move command button, use the mouse to drag the lines in the blueprint, and move it to the appropriate position.

Grid settings:

During all the above input and modification operations, the "Absorb Grid" command in the toolbar must be in the appropriate state: when this command is selected, all input points are automatically set to grid points.

The spacing and number of grid points can also be set by clicking the "Network Parameter Settings" command in the "Options" menu. This command will result in a dialog box as shown below:

Among them, the total width and total height are used to adjust the number of grids, and the grid spacing is used to adjust the distance between grid lines.

save blueprint

The designed blueprint can be stored in the computer for easy retrieval later: click the "Save Scene" command in the "File" menu (the software will automatically identify the file type to be saved: blueprint or scene), and you will get the following picture: interface.

The picture above lists seven room categories. You can select the corresponding save type for the created blueprint. The small window on the right allows the user to enter descriptive information about this room for explanation.

After the user selects the kitchen type, enter the file name in the text box at the bottom and click the "OK" button. The system will automatically save the current file as a blu blueprint format file with the extension blu. The default path is eHomeDesignblueprint. Of course, you can also click " Click the Browse button to choose another location to save the file.

Assume that the file we save is named "Blueprint 1".blu. When you use the "Open Scene" command in the "File" menu, you can still see an interface similar to that of saving the file. You can select a blueprint or scene through the list box. There are two types. Here we select blueprint, and then select the file you want to open. You can see the room blueprint you just created and the entered description information, as shown in the figure below.

Users can modify the description information through the main menu "File" - "File Description" command