2020 Fusion 5 Gold Training Notes

2020 Fusion V5 Gold
Training Course Notes

Published: November 2016
Contents
Contents
Task List ................................................................................................................................................... 3
History ..................................................................................................................................................... 5
Room Attachments ................................................................................................................................. 6
Style Themes ........................................................................................................................................... 8
Virtual Walls .......................................................................................................................................... 11
Drag and Drop in Perspective View ...................................................................................................... 14
Advanced Worktop Editing ................................................................................................................... 15
Edit Graphic Fixtures ............................................................................................................................. 25
Layers .................................................................................................................................................... 27
Sloped Ceilings and Velux Windows ..................................................................................................... 31
Shortcut Keys ........................................................................................................................................ 35
Material Management .......................................................................................................................... 37
Surface Covering ................................................................................................................................... 42
3D Warehouse ...................................................................................................................................... 45
Import 3D Models ................................................................................................................................. 48
Import a Background ............................................................................................................................ 49
Panoramic Backgrounds........................................................................................................................ 51
Lighting Themes .................................................................................................................................... 53
Lighting Controls ................................................................................................................................... 56
Lighting Areas........................................................................................................................................ 59
Movies................................................................................................................................................... 61
Presentation Window ........................................................................................................................... 66
Print to PDF ........................................................................................................................................... 69
360° Panoramic View ............................................................................................................................ 71
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Task List
Introduction
The task list is a facility which enables you to record outstanding tasks and mark them as complete.
These tasks can be part of a general ‘to do’ list or they can be allocated to an individual customer.
Completed tasks can also be added to the History of that customer.
To create a task
In the File tab, select Task, then select New.
For general tasks, select Global for customer specific tasks select Customer Task. Use the
Lookup button to find the relevant customer. Type the action in the empty space then click OK.

To access a task
For general tasks, select Tasks.
For customer specific tasks, select customer then select the Task tab in the lower part of the
window.
This will list all the tasks for that customer. Double click on a task to view it.
To edit a task
Select Tasks in the blue margin. Double click on the relevant task. The task can be edited or marked
as Complete. Once complete a task can be added to the customer History.

History
Introduction
Fusion automatically records every login and each occasion that a customer’s design is edited. Any
tasks that have been allocated to a customer can also be added to the history once they have been
marked as complete. This facility is very useful for maintaining an audit trail for each project.
To view a customer’s history.
Select the customer, then select History tab in the lower part of the window.
To add a completed task to customer history
Select Tasks in the margin, double click on the task to open it. Make sure the Complete box is ticked.
Click on the History button.

Room Attachments
Introduction
Any documentation that is stored on your PC/laptop can be accessed from Fusion. This means that
anything relating to the current project can be viewed without the need to close or minimise the
design.
To add a room attachment
Select the HOME tab, select Attachments
Select Add Attachments
Now locate and select the required document.

In this example, a photograph that was taken during a site visit is being attached to the design.
To open a room attachment
Select the attachment and click on Open Attachment
The selected document or image will appear.
The attachment can be repositioned, resized or closed like any other window.
To delete a room attachment
Select the attachment and click on Delete Attachment

Style Themes
Introduction
Combinations of style selections can be saved and used again in other designs. Whether you are
setting up a colour scheme for a room in Advanced Graphics or co-ordinating the styles from a
manufacturers catalogue e.g. Range, handles and worktops, time can be saved by using themes
rather making the same selections for every room.
To save a theme
In the HOME tab select Default Style
In the example below, various changes have been made to the door fronts, handles and worktops.
To save these selections as a theme, select Show Catalogue Options.
Now click on Save As Favourite.

Enter a name for the theme. Click OK
To select a theme
In the HOME tab select Default Style. Select the relevant catalogue then select from the list of
Favourite Styles.

To delete a theme
Right click on the ribbon at the top of the screen. Select More Commands.
Select Favourite Styles
Here you can delete unwanted themes or rename them. Click OK to exit.

Virtual Walls
Introduction
Virtual Walls are invisible walls that can be used to place units and create additional elevation views.
To add a single virtual wall for placing units.
In the Catalogue Items Palette, select Virtual Walls
Select Virtual wall Single, then select the single line tool

Left click on the start point click again on the end point
As you draw the line, it can be

rotated about the start point. It will Start point
snap to 45 degree angles unless you
hold down the Control key.
Finish Point
You will be prompted to rename the additional view that has now been created.
Units can now be dragged and positioned against the wall.

To view the wall in elevation
Select Elevation View and click on the Elevation dropdown menu. Select Named Views and click on
the required view.
Double sided Virtual Walls are placed in exactly the same way and can be used to create two
elevation views e.g. two sides of an island.
Virtual walls can be selected in

Navigate View by left clicking.
Where multiple virtual walls are

close together, the right click to
select function can be used.

Drag and Drop in Perspective View
Introduction
Units can be placed and repositioned in Perspective View by dragging them from the
Catalogue Items palette or their current position within the room.
To drag a unit in Perspective View
Hold the left mouse button down on the unit and drag it into position.
In the example below, a base unit has been dragged from one wall and dropped on the other.

Advanced Worktop Editing
Introduction
Correct use of the various worktop editing tools will allow you to get creative with Islands,
peninsulas and other freestanding worktop configurations. In the following exercise, you will
create a two tiered breakfast bar utilising two of the worktop menus.
Setup the units
Create a 3m square room and add the units as shown below:
Add the worktops
In the INSERT tab, select Autofeatures. When the Autofeature menu appears, click OK.

Stretch the Worktops
Select the marker/hotspot as shown, enter 300 in the length field and press the Enter key.
Repeat the process for the lower marker/hotspot (enter 300 and press the Enter key).

Select Next Stage
Select Auto joint. A joint will appear as shown below.
Now select the Vertical Joint tool. Click on the triangular marker/hotspot, type 300 in the Position
field and press the Enter key.
Now select the Horizontal Joint tool. Click on the triangular marker/hotspot, type 300 in the
Position field and press the Enter key.

Select Next Stage
Now select Finish

In Plan view, select one of the free standing worktops and change the Z Position (Height Off Floor)
to 670.
Now do the same with the other freestanding worktop

Now select both freestanding worktops and drag them away from the units.
Click on the Autofeatures drop down menu and select Edit Worktops

Using the same procedure as before, select the markers shown below and stretch them by 50 mm
(Click on the hotspot, enter 50 in the length field and press the Enter key).
Select the Convex Corner tool. Click on the hotspot indicated below and enter 250 in the X and
Y Offset fields (use the Tab key to move between fields). Press the Enter key.

Repeat this process for the hotspot indicated below with offsets of 50mm
Clicking the small circles on the original corners will undo the curved corners if you make a mistake.
Select Next Stage

Select Next Stage again
Now select Finish
Now select both freestanding worktops and reposition them against the units.

The result can now be seen in Perspective view

Edit Graphic Fixtures
Introduction
You will probably be aware that *Box can be resized to form anything rectangular such as
bulkheads, pipe boxing and steps. This feature will help you to create non rectangular shapes using
the worktop menus.
To edit a box
Select the INSERT tab and click on the Autofeatures dropdown menu. Select Edit Graphic Fixtures
You can now edit the box using the shaping and corner tools from the worktop menu.

To edit a box in Elevation View
Place a box into the room in Elevation View
Select the INSERT tab and click on the Autofeatures dropdown menu. Select Edit Graphic Fixtures
Now use the worktop editing tools to shape the box.

Layers
Introduction
The Layers feature will allow you to hide individual or groups of items in a graphical view.
Layers have many uses, some of which are listed below:
Worktop Plans
Installation diagrams
Fault finding
Manipulating perspective views e.g. hiding an island
Speeding up High Quality Renders
Switching off dressing items from plan view
All items added to a design have a default layer but they can easily be transferred to another. In
addition you can create your own layers, name them and Choose which items will go into them.
To hide a layer
In the VIEW tab select Layers. Select the layer that you wish to hide

To unhide a layer
In the VIEW tab select Layers. Select the layer that you wish to show.
To Hide or Show All Layers, use one

of these buttons
To move an item to another layer
Select the item, select the ITEMS tab, select Layers. The existing layer will be highlighted, now
select an alternative layer.

To create a new layer
In the VIEW tab select Layers. Select New layer.
Type in a name for the new layer. Click OK
New layers can also be created by selecting an item and selecting ITEMS /Layers /Add to New layer

To change the colour of a layer
Select VIEW, select Layers. Right click on a layer and click on Change Layer Colour.
Select a colour and click OK
To delete a layer
Select VIEW, select Layers. Right click on a layer and click on Delete.
Note - that a layer can only be deleted if it contains no items.

Sloped Ceilings and Velux Windows
Introduction
Sloped ceilings can be added to a room individually or in multiples using the Poly tool. Sizes can be set
before adding or once placed. Both velux and dormer windows can be added to a sloped ceiling.
To add a single slope
Select Sloped Ceilings from the Catalogue Items Palette. Make any changes to the size and height
off floor. Then drag the slope into position.
Make any changes to Height, Depth,

Length and Height Off Floor.
It is important to ensure that the sloped ceilings and original wall heights match up or gaps will
appear. You will also need to readjust the original ceiling height to allow for the slope. This can
be done by selecting the INSERT tab and clicking on Add Ceiling.

To add multiple slopes
Select Sloped Ceilings from the Catalogue Items Palette. Make any changes to the size and height
off floor. Select the multi line tool and click on a corner of the room to start drawing. Click on each
corner in a clockwise direction. Double click on the finish point.
One click
Start point – one click
Finish point – Double click

To add a Velux window
Select Elevation view. In Navigate View, click on the wall above which, the Velux will be placed.
You will now see the selected wall with the slope above it.
Select Windows in Catalogue Items. Type Velux in the Item Name field. Drag the Velux window onto
the slope holding the Control key down as you do so (this will unlock the default height).
Once correctly positioned, release the mouse button then the Control key.

To add a dormer window
These are added in the same way as the Velux. Most windows in Advanced Graphics can be used for
a dormer.
Dormers can be placed entirely in the sloped ceiling or partially into the wall below it.
The example below shows the finished result.

Shortcut Keys
Introduction
Many functions in Fusion can be performed by using shortcuts. These are usually key combinations
on your keyboard and a comprehensive list can be found on the last pages of these notes. All of the
default shortcuts can be changed to keystrokes of your choice and the purpose of this module is to
explain this process.
To view the existing shortcuts
Right click anywhere on the ribbon at the top of the screen. Select More Commands.
Quick Access Toolbar commands are

displayed here.
Choose between popular and non

ribbon commands.
Add or remove buttons from the

Quick Access Toolbar
To customise shortcut keys
Click on Customise (shown above)

In this example, you want to make Ctrl F the shortcut for adding a floor. As Ctrl F is already
assigned to Edit Flyover Shelves you must remove it first.
To do this select Edit Flyover Shelves in the list of commands. Ctrl F should be displayed, select it
and click on Remove.
Now select Add Floor and press the Ctrl and F keys as shown below. Click on Assign.
All shortcuts can be reset to

their defaults here.
Select Close when you have made your changes.

Quản lý chất liệu
Tổng quan
Bất kỳ màu sắc, hình ảnh hay hoạ tiết đều có thể được nhập vào và sử dụng cho tất cả các
thiêt kế bề mặt trong phần mềm Fusion. Người dùng có thể sử dụng hình ảnh mới được nhập
cho bản vẽ đang được thiết kế hay lưu lại để sử dụng cho các thiết kế sau này.
Cách xuất hình ảnh
Chọn Home sau đó chọn Manage Materials (Quản lý chất liệu)
Nút phía trên dùng để thêm

hình ảnh sử dụng cho thiết kế đang
the top button for images that
will only be used in the current
design.
Use the bottom button for images

that need to be available for all
designs.
Sau đó tìm hình ảnh cần được nhập trong máy tính của bạn và chọn Open (Mở)

Hình ảnh này sẽ được hiển thị trong mục Manage Materials (Quản lý chất liệu). Sau đó nhấp OK
Cách sử dụng hình ảnh đã được nhập vào
Nhấp chuột phải vào vùng bạn muốn tô phủ, chọn Change Material (Thay đổi chất liệu) và chọn tên mục cụ thể
cần được tô phủ
Chọn những màu sắc có sẵn và nhấp Replace (Thay thế)

Ngay góc phía trên của cửa sổ Select Material (Chọn chất liệu), nhấp chọn mũi tên sổ dữ liệu xuống và chọn My
images (Hình ảnh của tôi).

Sau đó chọn hình ảnh đã được nhập vào và nhấp OK
Người dùng cũng có thể nhập hình

ảnh từ cửa sổ này.
Trong cửa sổ Change Material (Thay đổi chất liệu), nhấp OK

Chọn Perspective view (Chế độ phối cảnh) để xem kết quả.

Lớp phủ bề mặt
Tổng quan
Người dùng có thể thay đổi màu sắc, hoạ tiết hay hình ảnh trên bề mặt của bất kỳ vật dụng nào.
Chức năng này để phục vụ đặc biệt cho việc ốp gạch, tuy nhiên cũng có thể sử dụng để tô phủ các
vật dụng. Những vật dụng này cần phải bật chức năng này trước khi được tô phủ.
Cách bật chức năng tô phủ cho các vật dụng
Chọn vật dụng cần được tô phủ. Trong mục ITEMS, chọn Settings (Cài đặt). Trong thanh settings,
chọn Suface Cover (Tổ phủ bề mặt)

Cách chọn bề mặt cần được tô phủ
Trong Perspective view (Chế độ phối cảnh), chọn mục INSERT (Chèn) và nhấp vào Select Surface
(Chọn bề mặt). Sau đó nhấp vào bất kỳ bề mặt nào cần được tô phủ. Nhấp vào bề mặt đó thêm
lần nữa để bỏ chọn.
Cách tô phủ lên bề mặt
Trong mục INSERT (Chèn) chọn Coverings (Tô phủ) sau đó chọn Item Surface (Bề mặt vật dụng)

Cửa sổ Modify Surface Materialy (Chỉnh đổi chất liệu bề mặt). Cách điều chỉnh giống với
Advanced Wall Covering (Tô phủ tường nâng cao)

3D Warehouse
Tổng quan
3D warehouse là trang web đăng hàng ngàn ảnh đồ hoạ 3D được vẽ bằng phần mềm Sketchup. 3D
warehouse cho phép người dùng thoải mái truy cập và tải ảnh 3D miễn phí. Fusion đã thiết lập đường
dẫn trực tiếp tới trang web này, đồng thời cho phép chuyển đổi định dạng của ảnh đồ hoạ sang định
dạng của Fusion để người dùng có thể sử dụng cho bản thiết kế của mình.
Cách nhập ảnh từ 3D Warehouse
Trong mục INSERT (Chèn), chọn Trimble 3D Warehouse.
Nhập mô tả về vật dụng mà bạn muốn tìm, sau đó nhấp Search (Tìm kiếm)

Chọn vật dụng mà bạn cần và nhấp chuột vào mũi tên Download (Tải xuống)
Một khi đã được tải về, hình ảnh sẽ được thay đổi kích thước, định dạng như Non Standard Item (Vật dụng cơ bản)
Nhấp OK.

Vật dụng sẽ được hiển thị trong bản thiết kế.

Nhập mô hình 3D
Tổng quan
Giờ đây, Fusion cung cấp tập tin dưới định dạng tạm thời để hỗ trợ cho các tập tin dưới định dạng
DXF/DWG khi sử dụng tính năng 'Import 3D Model' (Nhập mô hình 3D). Đieeuf này cho phép người
dùng có thể nhập những tập tin với định dạng DFX hoặc DWG được thiết kế từ phần
Fusion now provides contemporary file format support for DXF/DWG drawing files when using the
‘Import 3D Model’ feature. This means that it is possible to import DFX and DWG files that have
been produced with other software. Many manufacturers use these formats so it is possible to
import units that have been downloaded from manufacturer’s websites.
Cách nhập mô hình 3D
Từ mục INSERT (Chèn), chọn Import 3D Model (Nhập mô hình 3D). Sau đó tìm mô hình cần được nhập từ máy tính
của bạn và chọn Open (Mở)
Import a Background
Introduction
Any image can be imported into Fusion FX and used as a background. You can use this facility to
import a photograph that you have taken onsite or can download an image that can be used on
future designs.
To import a background
In the View tab, select Backgrounds
Select New Background
Select the required option depending on whether or not you intend to use the image more than
once.

Now locate the image on your PC and select Open
The image can now be found in Backgrounds under User Backgrounds

Panoramic Backgrounds
Introduction
Panoramic backgrounds can be applied to any design with windows or openings. These backgrounds
differ to ordinary backgrounds in that they are not flat images but wraps that can be placed around
a design to give a more realistic view outside. These images have the HDR file extension and can be
downloaded from the internet or taken with cameras that have the panoramic photo feature. Many
mobile phones now have this facility.
To import a panoramic background
In the VIEW tab select Backgrounds
Select New Background

Select one of the Panoramic Background Import options
Now locate the HDR image on your computer.
To apply a panoramic background
In the VIEW tab, select Backgrounds, double click on an HDR image to apply it to the design.

Lighting Themes
Introduction
The introduction of external lighting themes to Fusion means that designers can now set different
moods for each room by changing the lighting conditions outside.
To select a theme
In the VIEW tab select Themes in the lighting group of controls.
There are six settings available. The following images will give you an idea of the differences:
None
Default

Clear Sky
Cloudy
Midday Sun

Night
Sunrise
Sunset

Lighting Controls
Introduction
Lights placed into a room can be controlled by switching on or off, adjusting the intensity or
changing the colour. This can be achieved one light at a time or by selecting a group of lights
and applying the same adjustments to all of them simultaneously.
To adjust a light
Select the light or group of lights. In the ITEMS tab, use the controls in the Lights group of buttons.
In the examples below, the strip light under the cooker hood is being adjusted:
On

Off
Higher Intensity

Lower Intensity
Colour applied
Lights can be reset to default by using the Reset button

Lighting Areas
Introduction
Individual or groups of lights can be placed into lighting areas. These areas are given names which
can then be used to change the lighting effects in a room by switching different areas on and
adjusting them as a group.
To create a lighting area
Select the lights required (this can be done in any view or the item list).
In the VIEW tab, select Manage, select New Area
Enter a name for the new area and click OK

To adjust a lighting area
In the VIEW tab select Manage, Right click on an area name
Now select the required option. By clicking on Select Area, any adjustment made with the
Lighting controls will affect all lights in that area.
You can also rename an area or move a light from one area to another.
In the example below, the cooker Hood and Plinth areas are switched on but the worktop and
ceiling areas have been switched off.

Movies
Introduction
Movies simulate movement around a design. They are easily created and recorded, and can be
presented or given to a customer at a later time. Each movie consists of a number of saved
viewpoints which Fusion uses as anchor points creating the movement between them. It is
important to remember that as well as changing direction, viewpoints can also be set at different
heights to create a variety of effects.
To create a movie
There are 5 steps to creating movies:
Setting up a movies location
Saving view points
Configuring the movie
Generating the movie
Playback
In the following example, a movie will be created to simulate a walk around a kitchen design.
To set up a location for completed movies
Right Click on the ribbon and select More Commands.
Select Movie Generation Settings. Use the Browse button to find a suitable location to save your
movies.

Saving Viewpoints
Select a wireframe render (this will save render time). Adjust the view, then Right Click on the image
and select Save Viewpoint.
Repeat this process for each change in direction as you move around the room.
To configure a movie
Having saved a number of viewpoints, they can now be converted into Movie Frames.
In the View tab, select Configure, select New Configuration.
Enter a name for the configuration. Click OK

Select a viewpoint and use the arrows to move viewpoints to the top part of the screen (Movie
Frames)
The sequence of frames can be

altered by using the left/right
arrows to move a selected frame to
another position.
Once you have completed a set of Movie Frames, click OK

To generate a movie
Select Configure then select the configuration to convert into a movie.
Enter a name for the movie. Select a movie quality from the dropdown list and choose a background.
Click OK
A progress bar will appear. Movie generation will run in the background allowing you to continue
carry on with other tasks

To playback a movie
In the VIEW tab select Library and click on the movie to be played back. Movies can also be accessed
by double clicking on the saved movie in the completed movies location. These can be identified as
MP4 files.
Use the View menu at the top of the screen to resize the movie window
Use the controls at the bottom of the window to playback, fast-forward or rewind.

Presentation Window
Introduction
This feature will enable you to have two windows open concurrently allowing you to design in two
views. This means that you can view the design in differing views and renders. For example you
could construct a room in plan view and see the changes take place in perspective view at the same
time.
To open a presentation window
Select View, then select Manage and Presentation Window
To change the settings in a new window
Right Click on the window and select the View and Render

You can also save named views and print from this menu. It is also possible to freeze the render
when making multiple changes to the plan.
To move a window
Drag the title bar as shown
To resize a window
Hold the Left Mouse Button on the edge or corner of the window and drag it towards the centre to
make it smaller or away from the centre to make it larger. Using a corner will keep the window
proportioned.

Windows can be arranged using the dropdown menu below the Manage button.
The windows can also be arranged using the Layout options. Layouts can also be named and saved.

Print to PDF
Introduction
Any view can be printed to a PDF document. This document can then be shared and attached to
an email. Printing can to paper can be done directly from the saved PDF without the need to open
Fusion.
To print to PDF
Select the FILE tab.
Select Print

Under the Printer options, select Send to PDF
Click on Print or Background Print.
Choose a location to save the PDF. Click on Save

360° Panoramic View
Introduction
This feature allows a designer to create a 360° panoramic view of a design and upload it to make it
accessible to a customer.
Creating a panoramic view, will auto-generate an email which is sent to the customer.
The email contains a link which the customer can use to access the 360° panorama online.
The customer can use a number of controls to view the design including Auto Rotate which
automatically pans the entire room.
To Set Up a Panoramic View
First, you will need to ensure that the following information has been entered in the correct location
within the File Menu.
Information required Location in Fusion
Your Name Manage/Resources/Resources/Edit/Full Name

Your Email Address Manage/Resources/Resources/Edit/Email Address
Your company’s name File/Manage/System/Dealer Details/ Name

Your company email address File/Manage/System/Dealer Details/Email
Customer’s email address File/Customer/Edit/Email

If you wish to see the panoramic view before the link is sent to your customer, you must
initially enter your email address in the location shown.
It is important that the design is complete including tiling, lighting and graphics.
Change to a Perspective view and choose the Render Setting required.
Next, set up a view point. For the best results use the View From/To mode in Navigate View and
Right Click in the centre of the design.
Now select the Perspective View drop down menu and select 360 Panorama.
The panoramic view will now be created. Depending on the render setting you have selected, this
may take a few minutes.

360° Panorama Preview
Once the panorama has been generated, a preview will appear. This will give you a chance to check
that it looks okay before forwarding to the customer.
Click on Publish to send the Panorama to your customer.
A message will appear confirming that the panorama has been published. It will also contain a link
which you can click on to access the 360 Panoramic View.
Click OK to close the message.
An email will be sent to your customer and you will also be sent a copy. The email is shown on the
next page with the details that you entered previously.
To view the Panorama, click on the link as shown.

Panorama View Controls
The controls for viewing the 360° Panorama are simple to use and most customers will be
comfortable experimenting with the different effects. If you do need to help your customer,
the following paragraphs explain how each control should be used:

Zoom In Will pan closer to any viewpoint
Zoom Out Will pan away from any viewpoint
Pan Left Pans the view around to the left
Pan Right Pans the view around to the right

Pan Up Pans the view towards the ceiling
Pan Down Pans the view towards the floor
The next control has two modes.
In the first mode, you can manually drag the image in any direction by holding down the left mouse
button and dragging on the image.
In the second mode, automatic panning begins as soon as you click on the control. The image
continues to pan around until the control is clicked a second time.
Full Screen
Expands the image to use the entire surface area of the screen. All the other controls can be used in
this view. Clicking on it a second time will exit Full Screen view. The Esc key on your keyboard will
also exit Full Screen view.
Hide Controls
Hides the control bar when not in use

To access the controls again, click on the arrow at the bottom of the window.
To Exit the 360° Panoramic View
To close the panoramic view, click on the close button in the top right corner of the window.
Using Smart Phones and Tablets
If your device can receive emails, the 360°panorama can be viewed by moving the device instead of
using the on-screen controls.

2020 VR (Virtual Reality) Viewer
This additional feature will allow the viewer a more immersive experience using the VR
Viewer glasses.
The minimum requirements to be able to take advantage of the 2020 VR Viewer functionality for
Android, iOS or Windows-Phone mobile devices are as follows:
The mobile device/browser must support WebGL.
o Only Android Browser V5 onwards supports WebGL.
o Only iOS Safari V8 onwards supports WebGL.
o Only Windows IE mobile V11 onwards supports WebGL.
The device needs to have accelerometer and gyroscope sensors.
If the minimum requirements listed above are not met, then the panoramic image will still be
available to view and navigate on the mobile device, but the specific ‘2020 VR Viewer’ option will
not be accessible.
Export Options
It is possible to change the quality setting for the exported panoramic view. Opting for a
higher resolution will result in improvements to the detail of the graphics displayed in the
panoramic image.
Generating a panoramic view with a higher resolution will take longer than one on a lower setting.
There is also an option to generate the panoramic view in the background enabling you to carry
on using Fusion while you wait for it to be published. The preview facility will be disabled when
this is selected.
You can also choose which email address your copy goes to (company or you).

To change the resolution of the 360 Panorama
Select File then Options.
Now select Internet Settings and choose the required quality setting.

To export the 360 Panorama in the background
Select File/Options/Internet Settings. Click on the Background Export button.
If the Background Export option has been selected, there will be no preview. Instead a message
will appear confirming that the panorama has been published.
To change the Email Setting
Select File/Options/Internet Settings and choose between Dealer and Salesperson.

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In the File tab, select Task, then select New.

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For general tasks, select Tasks.

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To view a customer’s history.

To add a completed task to customer history

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To add a room attachment

Select the HOME tab, select Attachments

Select Add Attachments

Now locate and select the required document.

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To open a room attachment

Select the attachment and click on Open Attachment

The selected document or image will appear.

To delete a room attachment

Select the attachment and click on Delete Attachment

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In the HOME tab select Default Style

To save these selections as a theme, select Show Catalogue Options.

Now click on Save As Favourite.

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Select Favourite Styles

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To add a single virtual wall for placing units.

In the Catalogue Items Palette, select Virtual Walls

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As you draw the line, it can be

Units can now be dragged and positioned against the wall.

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Virtual walls can be selected in

Where multiple virtual walls are

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To drag a unit in Perspective View

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Setup the units

Create a 3m square room and add the units as shown below:

Add the worktops

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Select Auto joint. A joint will appear as shown below.

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Now select Finish

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Now do the same with the other freestanding worktop

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Select Next Stage

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Now select Finish

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Place a box into the room in Elevation View

Now use the worktop editing tools to shape the box.

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Manipulating perspective views e.g. hiding an island

Speeding up High Quality Renders

Switching off dressing items from plan view