Plan Layout
A powerful additional tool for creating overall plans
Plan Layout uses the current project data and construction details directly, and is not independent of the model of the building.
All modifications to the design are automatically updated in the plan layout, since all data is based on the project model. This guarantees that there are no discrepencies between project model and plans.
Certain standard functions, such as text, guidelines, 2D drawing functions, 2D symbols from the catalog etc., can also be used in plan views. These functions help in the layout of the plan and aid the insertion of objects such as images, photos or title blocks.
Once a title block has been created, variable text fields such as “client”,” scale”, etc. can be defined and stored with the title block, which is then globally available for use in further projects. The variable text fields are then replaced automatically with the actual project values when the title block is used.
This module is included in the following cadvilla versions
cadvilla basic |
cadvilla basic plus |
cadvilla professional |
cadvilla professional plus |
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- Features
Features of Plan Layout
Described below are the features of the Plan Layout module- Plan Layout
The Plan Layout module provides functions for the layout, design and presentation of plans and drawings to scale.
Plan Layout uses the current project data and construction details directly, and is not independent of the model of the building.
All modifications to the design are automatically updated in the plan layout, since all data is based on the project model. This guarantees that there are no discrepancies between project model and plans.
How to create an overall plan in three steps:
- Create one or more 2D views (for example a 2D plan view, elevations from the north, east, west and south, and a cross-section).in your project When you are creating the views you can modify their contents using the options for visible categories in the visibilities dialog.
- The second step is to position the 2D views which you have created anywhere in the overall plan
- The third step is to add 2D symbols, 2D graphic elements and images, which are provided or which you have created. Images can be not only photos but also the results of visualizations from 3D views of the project.
Creating overall plans can be that simple!