Version 1.5.4 - 08.11.2025
- Added "chargers" (EV) under misc. fixtures.
- Added a (Stiebel Eltron) tankless water heater and a (Tesla) wall charger/connector to the built-in libraries within misc. fixtures.

Version 1.5.3 - 08.09.2025

- Added the following light fixture categories and symbols: Suspended, Ext. Security, Int. Security.
- Updated the Legend tool to include these three new categories.
- Added a five light chandelier into the built-in light fixture library (suspended).

Quote from: jsahara24 on July 15, 2024, 09:00:44 AMThe website says if you buy any of their house plans you can get them, so it seems that the cheapeast way is for you to buy the little house plans for 225$ and they will send you the plans you want. 

Now I dont' fault you for trying to get them cheaper, but don't be upset that they want to make money.  They are trying to run a small business which is becoming tougher with every passing year. 
haha...I love crow so look forward to it!  Seriously though don't be offended by my comments, i'm just a guy who understands how difficult it is to run a small business...

And of course, crow is not on the menu. Why should I shell out $225 for something I don't want? I also understand the ups and downs of running a small business, and this is not a business model that works. 

Version 0.9.1 - 07.29.2025
- Updated the draw and edit menus for HVAC appliances.
- Added the following brands and associated models into the HVAC appliance built-in library: Bryant, Rheem

Version 4.1.0 - 07.28.2025
- Added the following Simpson "Sage" post caps and bases to the post module: SAGE_B66, SAGE_C66, SAGE_T66
- Fixed a critical bug for custom materials within the stair module.
- Updated all of the move tools with upgraded wireframe previews and dimensions.
- Updated the window, door and garage door draw tools with a filled wireframe preview.

Version 4.0.8 - 07.25.2025
- Enabled LSL as a wall framing material.
- Updated the material textures for LSL and PSL.





These don't seem like major updates however there are numerous places within the plugin that required updating and also during the process I was able to further refine and compress the code so it is now more efficient and better organized.  Updates were made to the following modules:  Walls, Stairs, Columns, Beams, Posts and Shearwalls.

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Some Youtube viewers of this video reached out and told me that they had more equipment than could reasonably fit within such a small structure.  I agree, maybe a 16'x12' space is a bit cramped for anyone, especially if you are also using it for a content creation studio.  This is where the parametrics of the extensions come in real handy:










The model(s) can be viewed and downloaded here:

https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/embed/aa7589c0-5dde-498d-ba91-ba73e1a68791?token=YhzP4g4wwgE=&binaryName=s21

Per customer request I will add in an LSL option for the framing very shortly:



I'm using the updated LSL texture I created for the Floor plugin, but I still feel like it is a bit dull or dark compared to my previous texture (OSB).  It could be a bit more vibrant or saturated.  I will need to spend some more time on this.

Weyerhaeuser sells their Timberstrand line of LSL framing and studs:

https://www.weyerhaeuser.com/woodproducts/engineered-lumber/timberstrand-lsl/timberstrand-lsl-framing-lumber/timberstrand-lsl-wall-framing-studs/

However, I would always worry about water damage.  What happens if the LSL gets wet?  We all know what happens to OSB, and plywood is a much more robust product in comparison.  Standard lumber seems like a much more resilient choice when it comes to potential water damage, but I could be wrong.