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You have Dicam, haven't you!?
You can change the properties of any part 
But - I cannot see the houses in DiCam - they are only shell models without timbers inside.
.... Oooooh yes I can see the house also in D-Cam, I just have to check slice panels and wall volumes on in "Display Style".
Ok - so far so good. How did you make your grass "boards"? As ceiling calculation or?
You can use any free Dicam beam for this purpose. Using a ceiling is no good idea as the rotation disappears when you recalculate the building.
You can make the entire grass area and then do a hard soft cutting to remove the house footprint from the grass areas....
This is one clients Project.He get's all the surveyors digital map and he inputs the shape and heigths.
Hi Thorvald,
you can construct several houses in one position. The only problem is that (at the moment) we cannot distinguish between different roofs. So all roofs are going to be called "roof 1".
In the near future, we are going to have a new function "building libraries". With this function, you will be able to copy complete buildings (or parts of a building) into a library and insert it into a different position.
Best regards,
Jens
No problem,
just make a new ground beside the existing, new walls, new roofs, and your village will soon be visable 
Zitat von Jim RogersYou can make the entire grass area and then do a hard soft cutting to remove the house footprint from the grass areas....
It doesn't work and the grass don't look like grass - what is going wrong??
Hi Thorvald,
the grass area cannot be devided into several parts, because there are some edges that prevent the division. So shorten the grass area about 10 cm, then do the hard-soft-cutting, and then lengthen again. Delete the separated inside part.
It doesn't look like grass: mouse middle click, volume info, change the texture to grass.
For further buildings, change the preferences in building data, they are really "grey".
If you prefer better looking grass you can take it from my homepage and replace it in your gif-folder
I made a copy of your sloping grass and moved yours out. I then created two blocks the size of your building outline and did a hard-soft cutting of the building through the grass. Then I deleted the two blocks, and it worked this way.
If you look at the object texture set in 2-0-8 you'll see I have it set for grass.
I hope this helps you.
Ok - thanks for your answers - I will see later if I can make it work. I have finished the house for presentation (using ceiling areas for the grass etc.). I am going to make more versions of it so here I could delete just the slanting part and try again in D-cam.
Thank you Der_planner, I will possibly try to use your texture.
When I want things to show up, I create them as a block of wood, using 2-1-1 and then just change the texture set of the object, such as grass or road....
Zitat von Thorvald...it is there, but it doesn't show up in OpenGL. How could that be?
There is one texture named "NOTEX". It makes parts unvisible in OpenGL. Perhaps you did use it?
Der_Planer: Exactly!!
Jim Rogers: Is there a texture called road? Well I will see. What about a bitumen texture?
Ahaaa - NOTEX = no texture.... I thought it was just a name.... :roll:
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