Dave L

BTW, I think the fact that ChatGPT thinks this is "a known and normal visual artifact in Sweet Home 3D's 2D plan view" means I'm not the first one to comment about it online - ChatGPT must have seen discussion about that somewhere.

You mean on the right furniture piece just on the right edge of the screenshot? The little grey loop hanging from the bottom? OH ... I just figured out what you mean. You mean literal physical handles on the desk model, not virtual handles for manipulating the model. I had been wondering what those were. Now that I understand that those are DRAWER HANDLES. So what it's doing makes sense. I hadn't realized those were part of the desk model (I thought, wrongly, that the desk model appeared as a simple...

On closer examination, yes, it's not white - it's transparent and showing the white background underneath. I mean the two areas marked in the attached screenshot (same as before, just enlarged for clarity and circled in red). Note the left piece of furniture ("Old desk") is selected and shows it, but also the other piece of furniture to the right is doing the same thing but is not selected. (BTW thanks for the quick reply!)

White strip should be colored

Ruler units

SH3D is fantastic - exactly what I've been looking for for years. THANK YOU! I came here to endorse this feature request. The ability to "group" pieces of furniture together, then manipulate them as a single unit (esp. rotation and moving) would be really helpful. And ungroup of course. (This is very similar to grouping objects in PowerPoint). Also when moving furniture, the ability to snap to a a grid (not just to nearby objects) would also be helpful.

I found a workaround. If you install WinPython to c:\ (the root of c:) then it works...

Attached is a screen snapshot of the error I get when attempting to run "spyder.exe"....