Publisher's Description
From Floorplan.com:
TurboFloorplan 3D Home Landscape Pro is award-winning home and landscape design software. More professional quality tools make it easy to quickly layout your dream home to exact specifications. Increase the value of your home by updating your kitchen or bathroom. Be your own interior decorator applying real world colors, materials and custom lighting to walls, furniture and cabinets. Create beautiful landscapes with gardens, pathways, deck or patio choosing from 7,500 plants. Then take a virtual walkthrough and see your designs in photorealistic 3D. Even reduce your energy bills and fight global warming with new "Green Home".
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All versions:
1.5 starsout of 2 votes
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Current version:
1.5 starsout of 2 votes
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"doesn't activate when downloaded"
Version: TurboFloorplan 3D Home Landscape Pro 14
Pros
saw a demo by afriend who construceted a room with windows and doors in about a minute. Really simple.
Cons
when I downloaded the free version from here and entered the serial number nothing happened. It didn't take me forward to the activation code. Wassup?
Summary
Does CNET try these downloads themselves from their site before making them available to readers. It has wasted a lot of time doing this one only to find it won't activate.
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"Works but has quirks & pitfalls; support lacking now."
Version: TurboFloorplan 3D Home Landscape Pro 14
Pros
Low cost to buy; Seems quite versatile with many "standard" objects coded in on menus.
I was able to diagram my existing floor plan very well, after a false start; but when I got into modeling my existing roof shape, I ran into problems.Cons
Not really intuitive to learn; with practice, you improve.
User Guide (or help) is a searchable PDF document only; it's sketchy on explanations. As file grows, FP 3D can get pokey or stall.
On complex roof shapes and a few other things--watch out.Summary
FP 3D seemed quite versatile with several "standard" object sizes or types (doors, windows, cabinets, furniture) coded in on menus. I bought FloorPlan 3D v.11 retail, over 2 years ago, to plan a remodel. When I had problems modeling my present roof shape, I put the project aside for a year plus, then went to resume it. New Problem: Now I find that the company was taken over by TurboCad and the FloorPlan 3D seems to be replaced by "TurboFloorplan" (also on download.com but much pricier). My review is for FP 3D v. 11, the only "CAD" I've ever tried.
The worst part is no longer having their user forum around to help with questions & problems. That forum used to be a lifesaver, with expert users who could steer us neophytes. If you search the net, you may find some FP 3D fans still around online. If it matters to you (probably), look for that first since the new company no longer supports this product at all. In that sense, my rating has dropped to a 2.
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