3D objects are used to make a design look more realistic and to give the customer a better idea of how the finished product will look. Select the 3D Objects tab from the ribbon toolbar. It will open whether the user is a new ribbon toolbar in plan, elevation, or 3D view.
There are a variety of different options to fill for filling sections of the design , such as hanging items, shoes, and shelf items.
Using the drop downs, select the desired object. Left click to place the object in specific locations. Hanging items can be placed on poles, shoes can go on slanted or flat shelves, and shelf items can go on flat shelves.
For hanging or shoes, the objects can also be selected to quickly fill Fill the space (will apply on all poles and/or slanted shoe shelves). Users can choose to add all of the selected item from the drop down, or fill with random objects from the drop down. The type of 3D object that is added depends on the available space.
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If you are not able to add a selected part, it may be because the required space(height, width, depth) is not available. Objects have certain height or width requirements. |
3D objects can be moved by double clicking on them. They can also be moved or deleted by accessing the right click menu. Many objects have the option to clone.
Users can select to quickly remove all 3D objects by selecting Clear All in the ribbon toolbar. This It is suggested to do this when finalizing plans and , before sending to the plan reviewer.
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Certain parts are only available for viewing in WebGL. |
If adding books, users can click Add books by clicking to add one by one , or they can scroll scrolling to add multiples. Additional edits can be made in Properties [Part]. Books are only visible in WebGL.
3D OBJECT PROPERTIES
3D objects can be edited in their Properties [Parts]. The property fields may vary based on the type of 3D object. Here are some examples:
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Generally, it provides options to change the object type, dimensions, location on the shelves, and potentially the rotation. If editing books, users will see the option to randomize the type of books as well as fill the shelf (an alternative to scrolling while adding).
Any of these edits can be applied to other, similar 3D objects using the Apply properties to.. feature.
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