Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.

Aeolius

macrumors 6502a
Original poster
Jul 25, 2002
937
73
Selections from Broderbund and Punch are all over the shelves, for Windows of course. What Macintosh options are out there, if any (for OS X, not the OS 9 "Design Your Own Home" series from Abracadata)?
 
Chip NoVaMac said:
No real software titles just links to other links. How much do you get per a click?

and besides, none of those links actually lead to Home Design software for OS X.
 
Mac Landscape programs

I've been looking into this very subject. What I found:

Bel Terre Pro (Terraces). Advanced program. CAD. Extra libraries of symbols available separately. (www.terracesw.com)

Mum's the Word Plus (Terraces). Simpler version of Bel Terre Pro. (www.terracesw.com)

Design Your Own Home - Landscape (Landscape unit) (Abracadabra Ltd).
(Other parts available separately). $9.99. On OS-X machines: Runs in Classic Mode; requires OS9 compatible printers.
(Found on: www.theliquidater.com/dyohlandscape-macintosh.htm)

Vectorworks Landmark. (Nemetschek North America). $395.00. OS8.6 or later.

Flowerscape. (www.fscape.com). $34.26. Gardens only; not a full landscape program. Includes month-by-month appearance of the garden. Zones, plants. Search by type of plant, color, all kinds of things.

DesignWorkshop (Artifice): Several versions:
DesignWorkshop Lite: Free version. House to landscape. CD: 19.95.
DesignWorkshop Classic Home Design
DesignWorkshop Professional
(www.artifice.com)

Totally online program: Nothing downloaded. Works on the internet. Your computer type doesn't matter.
Plan3D (www.plan3d.com).
Available for free if you don't have their server save your plan for updating. You can print it out.
Subscription: 7 days: 7.95. 1 year: 79.95. Paying lets you save the plan on their server for updating.
 
This is good...

An old thread but if anybody is viewing it still ...

Try Macdraft from microspot.The demo is free but save disabled.
 
Register on MacRumors! This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.