Plan a new wheelchair ramp.Photo
Get an estimate of the size needed.
Visualize a new wheelchair ramp.Photo
Walk through the potential ramp's space.
Fast adjustmentsPhoto
Make quick adjustments.
Getting a gazebo floor plan.Photo
Leave the pencil, paper, and tape measure at home. Save the text file to keep all measurements. Save the 3D object to import into your architecture design tool.
How steep is the incline?Photo
This ramp connects a floating dock to the shore.
How big is the mooring area for boats?Photo
Several of these areas are equally spaced along the boardwalk.
Copy a cat shelter.Photo
The cat does not need more food right now, no matter what he says.
Precise measurements.Photo
Work small at your desk.
Export 3D objectsPhoto
Choose what you want to export and what format.
Save textPhoto
Use both text and 3D objects to capture your measurements.
All window font sizes are controlled from the Command Panel (app window).
App windowWorkspace
Start, save, restore, and pause a workspace. Control the workspace appearance. Close this with the window's X at the bottom to exit the app.
Cube windowLive coordinates
One window per cube with world and local coordinates and rotation.
Measurement windowDistance & slope
The straight-line distance between two cubes in metric and imperial, with a spirit level, slope, angle, and pitch. Will also flag ADA wheelchair ramp compliance.
Angle windowDegrees & radians
A small panel at each cube giving the angles it makes between other cubes in degrees and radians.
3D export windowUSDZ, OBJ & STEP
Select file options — the wrapping shape, the cubes, their labels, measurements, and angles — then save it as USDZ, OBJ, or STEP.
Short walkthroughs of the cubes in use, recorded in the immersive space.