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janickduetsch
11-10 19:01
Model Name
basement module 3d model
Tags
3d printing
3d printing realistic
architecture
architecture 3d printing
architecture 3d printing realistic
architecture realistic
basement
realistic
upper floors
Prompt
Create only the BASEMENT (UG) module of a modern minimalist single-family house as pure geometry (no textures/materials/colors). Use a rectangular footprint that will be reused by the upper floors; keep the same XY footprint for all later modules. All meshes must be STL-printable, manifold, watertight, closed, with outward normals and no internal faces or overlaps. Wall thickness: all walls 4–5 mm (target 5 mm for exterior, 4–5 mm for interior). Floor/ceiling slab thickness: 3.5–4 mm. Units in millimeters, Z up, origin centered under the footprint. No exterior openings at all (no windows, no outside doors) in the basement exterior walls. Interior plan exactly as follows (use right/left as seen when facing the FRONT side that will later hold terrace and balcony): a central corridor surrounding a U-shaped (gegenläufige) staircase going up to the ground floor; top-left = storage room 1, top-right = storage room 2, bottom-left = wash room, bottom-right = technical room. Provide rectangular interior door cutouts between rooms and corridor only; never to the outside. Model the stair opening and the stairwell realistically (riser 17–19 mm per 1:100 model or scaled equivalently; tread 25–28 mm; stair width ~90–100 mm in model scale). The top face of the basement is perfectly flat and congruent as a stacking interface for the EG; optionally add alignment features: either a continuous lip/groove 1.0–1.5 mm or pins/holes Ø3.0/Ø3.2 mm with 0.2–0.4 mm tolerance. Keep geometry orthogonal and clean; no bevels on stack planes.
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