Live Home 3D 3.4 – Powerful interior design app.

September 26, 2018

Live Home 3D, a successor to Live Interior 3D, is the powerful yet intuitive home design software that lets you build the house of your dreams right on your Mac. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a homeowner who is planning some upcoming home improvements or a professional interior designer trying to bridge the gap between ideas and visualization. Live Home 3D can help you.

Draw CAD-like 2D plans, then surf 3D environment to get the look and feel of the interior. Automatically add one of seven supplied roof styles using the Roof Assistant. Place and arrange furniture, appliances and other objects in both 2D and 3D modes. Shoot interior movies, make screenshots and export to 360° Panorama and Share to Facebook. In addition to that, the program allows you to export the whole interior project (an apartment or multi-story building) or selected objects to SketchUp format. Easily share your projects with others via Trimble 3D Warehouse. And now the program lets you create stereo 3D video, 360° video and stereo 3D 360° video to view or share on Facebook, Vimeo, or YouTube.

What’s New

Version 3.4:

Added import of 3D objects in Wavefront .OBJ file format
Natively open 3D objects and projects created in Sweet Home 3D in .SH3D file format
Improved import of .COLLADA file format objects
Implemented export to USDZ allows users to create AR objects for different iOS apps (Pro only)
Introduced export to QuickTime HEVC, highly efficient file format for high quality videos (Pro only)
500 new objects added to the built-in Library (open doors, windows and gates, shelves, solar and thermal panels, radiators, boilers, kitchen islands, etc)
Revised objects in Stairs category of the Object Library
Revamped house and interior templates
Ready for macOS 10.14 Mojave
Dark Mode supported for macOS 10.14 users
Full compatibility with the upcoming Live Home 3D for iOS
Optimized drawing in 2D
Added the ability to resize sprite objects directly on the 2D floor plan
Faster rendering thanks to switching to Shadow Maps technique for calculation of lights and shadows (Stencil Shadows remains as an option)
Fixed the problem with the user camera turning when the project is exported to .FBX file format