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CUBICASA OY
CONTENT
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PREPARATION
GO TO: http://producer.cubicasa.com/VividWeb
Note: Install Unity Web Player (plug-in) if required
remember to create your own folder (your full name) and save all your floorplans there
http://youtu.be/GHtpsvVdS7g
Go to EDIT MODE
Click the FLOORPLAN
FLOORPLAN
EDIT MODE
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Click browse
Select source floor plan
Click upload the image
source floorplan
source link
1B: SCALE
1. Zoom MAX before scale
NOTES
Click SAVE AS to save your work.
Create a folder with your FULL NAME, store all your works there
Always save your works in CAPITAL LETTERS
E.g: EXAMPLE, NOT example
NO space in the name, replace space by _
E.g: EXAMPLE_1, NOT EXAMPLE 1, NOT EXAMPLE1
- In EDIT MODE
- Click WALL COLOR.
- Input: #D00000 (wall color of this sample)
LOGO
Upload customer logo
logo link
3: DRAW WALLs
Once the source is visible you can start drawing
Wall drawing function
Full wall
MATERIAL
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example
WINDOW
DOOR
NOT CORRECT
CORRECT
5: ADD FURNITURE
In main material (LINK)
- read part 6.1, 6.2, 6.3, 6.4, 6.5, 6.6, 6.7, 6.8
2D view
7- ZOOM TO MAXIMUM
GOOD!
1. Go to 3D view mode
2. SPIN & ZOOM so that it fits the visible area.( ALWAYS choose the view
angle directly from top)
4. Click on PICTURE
3D view
angle
WRONG 3D OUTPUTs
Remember make the perfect 3D output (directly up from top)
Inclined
Perfect one
2D output images
RESULT
3D output images
PRE-PROCESSING
Click here
Then click
here
Take screenshot
Crop the picture
=> We get floorplan for first
floor. (see picture)
Then do the same for other floors. => We get floorplans for second and
third source (see picture)
Step 2: DRAWING
LETS TRY WITH FLOOR 2
DRAWING THE WALL
We draw with wall 15cm
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Draw the basic walls first, do not try to be exact at the beginning
Tips: if you see some grey areas, draw the wall around. (e.g: white rectangle)
This could be a small room, or closet or something else. We will check later
Step 2: DRAWING
Now we will use 3D model to check wall, add door and window.
Left
mouse:
zoom the
model
Right
mouse:
move the
model
Step 2: DRAWING
DRAWING THE WALL/DOOR/WINDOWS
Go to every room to check wall/window/door, double click to that room to
have a closer view
Use arrow keys (left, right, up, down) to turn around (please try). Add
door/opening/windows and fix walls if needed
Furniture
Check the showcase link for each room
KITCHEN
cupboard (CB)
counter-top
In Vivid
KITCHEN
Bathroom (shower)
Abbreviation: SH
location Bathroom
Location:
Bathroom (Bathtub)
Abbreviation: BT
Location: Na furniture
Bathroom (sink)
Location: Bathroom & toilet
Note:
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Dotted line
To show the open space in upstair where we can see downstair
Location: Structure
Stair
Location: Use stair or line (based on source)
Note: stair of every floors have same style
Use line in
this case
Stair sample
POST PROCESSING
We use Gimp for doing post processin (add roomlabels, dimension)
DOWNLOAD GIMP
LINK DOWNLOAD: http://www.gimp.org/downloads/
Open gimp
Open tool box: go to Tools -> new toolbox
you can
delete the
layer here
Note: Before texting, choose the right font and right size
in tool options.
Font: SEGOE UI
SIZE: 40 (could be smaller 35 if the floor plan is too big)
50 for small floor
Use same size for all the floor in 1 order
Copy Vivid ID and place it after the = sign. Press enter. The file will download
automatically on your computer (it takes a while, so wait).
This is how it looks on your downloads.
Read extra information of the order carefully to choose the right option.
Put your mouse on the corner of the room you want to have dimensions, drag the area you want by keeping the right button
of your mouse down. You can see the selected area marked with red dotted line. type then choose the right roomlabel.
and Enter
To remove dimensions: click the right button of your mouse.
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with small model, change it to 25,22, or even 20 if labels are too crowded
Then it will go to another link, go to that link, right mouse click, choose save as. Save the svg file to
your computer.
EXAMPLE
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NOTE:
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We need the dimensions for the rooms that have room labels (no need for WC, bathroom, small
rooms).
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If kitchen and living room are connected, end the measuring to something what separates the two spaces.
For example: Kitchens fixed furniture, open doorway, end of an wall, corner..
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HOW TO MEASURE
Always choose the longest walls of the room to calculate
VIDEO
Watch these video for doing dimension:
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Open gimp
Choose the right footer
Download file from this link to your computer. Save in 1 folder name (Matterport)
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Change the position of layer to get the right footer (which floor)
Add roomlabel and dimension layer
Export to PNG file (not JPEG)
Save as another file (so you can fix it easily if needed)
File -> open again right footer file and work with another floor
Open gimp
Choose the right footer
Download 3 files from this link to your computer. Save in 1 folder name (Matterport)
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Change the position of layer to get the right footer (which floor)
Add roomlabel and dimension layer
Export to PNG file (not JPEG)
Change the layer of output to 3D
Check roomlabel position
export to PNG file (not JPEG)
File -> open again right footer file and work with another floor
Open Gimp
Open the footer file: BETA PDF (see slide 3)
Insert all floors picture (the ones before adding labels) , crop and scale them smaller.
They need to have the same size/same scale.
Read carefully the guide how to scale without changing ratio
Choose the good position for them (same rules when we doing pp)
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Adding floor label (font: Segoe UI, font 42): floor 1, floor 2
Export as pdf file
Save as another file (for fixing if needed)
Watch 2 videos:
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http://screencast.com/t/qXRktbIMs86
http://screencast.com/t/RDNulmORm
Practice 3: create the pdf file for 3 floors, download the image here
Output
MP BETA
1. only 2D
2. MP LOGO
3. save name with only code: 1065_1,
1065_2, 1065_3, 1065 10
ROOM LABEL
-Biggest bedroom is always Master Bedroom,
-Dont name bathrooms
-Room next to kitchen with table = Breakfast
-Room with dining table = Dining (but if next to kitchen check above)
-Room with television and sofa = Family Room
-Room with sofa but no tv = Living Room
-Room with billiard table or something else similar = Game Room
-Room with table and office chair = Office
LIVING ROOM
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Near foyer
The room with sofa, fireplace, and no television (for big house)
If that is the apartment, only have Living room, no family room, then the room
can have television
FAMILY ROOM
In the big house, we
usually have FAMILY
ROOM
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Near kitchen
Have sofa,
television, fireplace
KITCHEN
Easy to know :)
BREAKFAST - DINING
In the big house, we have separate place for breakfast and dining.
here is
BEDROOM.
here is MASTER
BEDROOM. Its
bathroom has
bathtub
OFFICE
There is office chair with table (for studying or working)
LIBRARY
There will be lot of
books
GARAGE
for parking Car
WINE CELLAR
To store wine (usually in basement)
STORAGE
LAUNDRY
Put LAUNDRY when you see washmachine and dryer
FOYER
The main entrance (for big house) (in main house, near living room)
Note: for small apartment, do not put FOYER
THEATER ROOM
to watch movie (there is usually a big screen like in cinema)
ACTIVITY ROOM
Where we can do many things (play game, watch TV, read book, billiard)
GYM
BEDROOM
Put BEDROOM for the
room of children
Important note
Using "OPEN TO BELOW" label in upper floor to point "open space", do not use dotted line.
Note: this is the space from second floor where we can look down to downstair (NO DIMENSION FOR
THIS SPACE)
OPEN TO
BELOW
Extra wall
Sometimes, need to draw some wall for closet space even there is nothing in the
source. (check the model carefully). Be careful with door of the closet or ddor to
outside
here is door for small
room (storage),
outside
this is door to
go outside
this is door of
closet space
no edge, so open
to another side
no edge, so open
to another side
Outside part
Do not need to draw outside part
But, draw if its in the source and we know the size of it (see picture)
Outside (balcony)
Need to draw the balcony in second floor (can see through the door/window)
No need to draw.
EXAMPLES
Examples
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13QgY2Wb6f22xssP2lTWLwEHGlbv3wcNfa-8FO5hx_k/edit#gid=0
HOW TO DO TOTAL sq ft
HOW TO DO TOTAL sq ft
Step 1: get SVG file (from vivid ID, same as SVG file for dimension)
Step 2: drag and drop SVG file to sq ft tool link
HOW TO DO TOTAL sq ft
Step 3: click button TOTAL AREA,
HOW TO DO TOTAL sq ft
Step 4: MUST click button include external wall button, the red line will change
the position (from internal wall to external). Now you will get the info of total sqft
for that model. Take the number, e.g: 353.78
HOW TO DO TOTAL sq ft
Step 5: Use gimp/photoshop to add info on the right of FLOOR NUMBER (in the
middle of FLOOR NUMBER and DISCLAIMER) Font: SEGOE UI, size: same as
FLOOR NUMBER. e.g: 1724 sq ft.
IMPORTANT NOTE
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