Sweet Home 3D is a free interior design application that helps you place your furniture on a house 2D plan, with a 3D preview. Sweet Home 3D helps you to design your interior quickly and easily: draw the walls of your home upon the image of an. In 1993, the company licensed a simplified version of the software to Broderbund for sale in the retail / DIY market. The company ended its relationship with Broderbund in 2002 following the release of 3D Home Architect 4.0 Designed for Windows 95/98/NT.

Method 1: If it's a 16 bit program, then you may download Windows XP Mode and install it. After installing Windows XP mode, try install the software and check. Refer the link to download Windows XP mode. Method 2: You may also try to change the Settings of the Program: a.

Go to Start and go to Control Panel b. Select Programs. Run programs made for previous versions of Windows d.

Select 'Next', 'Not Listed', 'Next', 'Browse' and locate 3DHOMEV3.EXE on your HD. Select 'Open', 'Next', 'Try recommended settings', it will pick the recommended settings, select 'Next Method 3: You may also copy missing dll's and check.

Search for the following files in the 3D Home Architect Installation CD and copy them to C: Windows System •D3DRM.DLL •D3DRM8F.DLL •D3DRM16F.DLL •D3DRM24F.DLL •D3DRM32F.DLL. Larry, were you ever able to get this working?

I am in the same situation as you: had been using 3D Home Architect Deluxe 3.0 on XP for many years, and have many floor plans saved. Am now transitioning from XP to Win7 64 bit, and I don't want to lose my plans. Noti k filjmu ironiya sudjbi. Update: I just found a reference (that says that this program cannot run on a 64 bit OS. So I guess that changes my question to: did you find a way to convert your old plans to some useful new format?