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Finally, the Bathroom Configurator is live! 🚀 • Custom walls, doors , windows etc • Vanities, basins, taps, toilets , showers & more. • Wall lights & bathroom accessories • Random Scene Generator • Texture Wheel for easy customization Try it now:

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Aymeric Rabot2 months ago

@wawasensei I love the renderings, it feels great

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Sudhir2 months ago

@wawasensei Thankyou 😊

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Ebenezer2 months ago

This looks fabulous!🔥🔥 @threejs

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Sudhir2 months ago

@threejs Thankyou Ebe 😊

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Murder bar2 months ago

woow great

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Sudhir2 months ago

Thankyou 😊

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Lakshya Khanna2 months ago

Man, I just used this, detailing here is superb. Even you added the lightings and the lamp.

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Mauro S.2 months ago

please fix performance / memory usage. super laggy on my m1 pro.

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Sudhir2 months ago

will be done in next update

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ONKAR VALSE2 months ago

That's a nice tool just when I need it. I'm using it now to visualise my bathroom renovation ideas.

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Sudhir2 months ago

awesome ... do let me know how it goes 😊

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Sudhir2 months ago

There are so many styles and combinations to explore! Go try it out and share your design in the comments. I’d love to see what you create 😊

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Lakshya Khanna2 months ago

Really usefull, I might use it to redesign my bathroom.

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Nick Venturi2 months ago

about to design a bathroom i can never afford 🛁

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Sudhir2 months ago

let me know how it goes 😉

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AJ ✝️ 💚🧡2 months ago

Watch this

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Sudhir2 months ago

This is quite interesting... Love this 🔥 Maybe in my next project I'll try wireframe one ... I always wanted to try that.

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Rahul Jaiswal2 months ago

This looks really clean! Excited to try the bathroom configurator 🔥

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Sudhir2 months ago

Thankyou 😊

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Nick Donahue2 months ago

Super cool!

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Sudhir2 months ago

Thankyou ☺️

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Mihovil Ilakovac2 months ago

Built my own way back, yours looks so much more polished, good job!

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Sudhir2 months ago

Interesting... Let me try and I'll let you know

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AI Mastery Guide2 months ago

That texture wheel feature is such a smart touch for customization.

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Sudhir2 months ago

Thankyou 😊

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AI Mastery Guide2 months ago

🫡🤝

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ray2 months ago

挺好玩

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Sudhir2 months ago

Thankyou 😊

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Andrés Felipe Burbano2 months ago

@pascal_app Do you have open source repo to use ?

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Sudhir2 months ago

@pascal_app No actually ... am still thinking about should I make it open-source or not.

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Andrés Felipe Burbano2 months ago

@pascal_app Should be a great idea make it open source you have a big community

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