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Krzysztof was left alone with the apartment on his hands because his wife went to visit a friend for the weekend. He needed the help of a professional who could repair the socket. And since someone was coming anyway, why not repaint the walls in the living room?
The customer decided to get rid of the sofa ahead of time because a brand new one was coming from Germany. And since the sofa would no longer be in the way, the hole in the wall behind it could be repaired right away.
Someone decided to get rid of their sofa… by throwing it out the window. So now someone else has a balcony to renovate. Fortunately, it's just a few tiles, not the entire balcony.
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Room layouts and task targets are grouped here instead of split across separate thin pages.
The living room is the work area for Quick Work and Couch potato's nightmare. Each job loads a different apartment scene, so the room layout and task targets are shown separately.
Captured in the installed demo with roof and ceiling surfaces hidden for a clear top-down view.
Captured in the installed demo with roof and ceiling surfaces hidden for a clear top-down view.
Fixed furniture in the Quick Work scene.
Quick Work target: wall opposite the door.
Quick Work target: wipe stains off the floor.
Two sockets are placed in each extracted living-room scene.
Couch potato's nightmare target: throw the sofa out.
Couch potato's nightmare target: plaster, then paint green.
The balcony is the work area for How did this happen?. The scene contains an outer railing, a sofa, loose and installed tile objects, and the wall used by the tile task.
Captured in the installed demo with roof and ceiling surfaces hidden for a clear top-down view.
Fixed balcony boundary.
Task object: remove the sofa.
Tile objects stored under the balcony scene.
Task target: lay tiles on the wall.