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Great project, thank you so much! (Are you French, by the way?) I’d like to know how to use a 2D blueprint as a guide. In architecture, we need to import a DWG, PDF, or JPG layout to use as a background layer so we can accurately scale and elevate our 3D volumes. Could you explain how to import and set up a 2D blueprint in the software ? The key is that when we import the 2D plan, we need a scale calibration tool to match it perfectly with real-world metrics. This ensures that the 2D layout has a 1:1 accuracy, making the future 3D modeling and elevation perfectly precise. Please 🙏 |
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This workflow shipped in #475 for PDF/image references. Add the plan as a reference from the site/reference panel, select it in 2D, choose Set Scale, draw over a known printed dimension, and enter the real length; Pascal rescales and locks the reference. You can later edit/clear the calibration, replace the image, or rotate it with R/T. Direct DWG import is not supported in this path, so convert DWG to PDF or an image first. |
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This workflow shipped in #475 for PDF/image references. Add the plan as a reference from the site/reference panel, select it in 2D, choose Set Scale, draw over a known printed dimension, and enter the real length; Pascal rescales and locks the reference. You can later edit/clear the calibration, replace the image, or rotate it with R/T. Direct DWG import is not supported in this path, so convert DWG to PDF or an image first.