With that said, we’ve limited time to spend. We’re improving ha-floorplan over time, so feel free to add suggestions whenever it’s relevant. That’s another journey - but opens up for a lot of new fancy things for you to do, both with the graphics, but also how you’re interacting with the floor plan itself. In all cases remember to add ID’s to all elements in Inkscape, if you’re planning to interact with them.Īfter the SVG-file are done, you’re ready to create configs for each room, to match up with each element in Home Assistant. If you find that to be a waste of time, it’s totally possible to just draw the floorplan in Inkscape without any cool-looking background. In other words, doing the drawings (almost) yet another time. In Inkscape you’ll draw on top of the exported image from Floorplan. Sadly Floorplanner doesn’t support export as a SVG-file. After that’s done, export is as an image. If you’re decided to go all in, we’ll recommend you to draw your floorplan in Floorplanner or simular tool. Our Discussion area a also a good place to find help, but we’re expecting you to read the docs and give it a try, before you’re asking for help. Take a look at our examples, if you’re getting stuck. Please be aware that ha-floorplan will require a good amount of your time. Important notice before you begin the ha-floorplan journey

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