I hope this information will make pre-production and design approvals easier and more fun. If you have a Vectorworks Cloud Services account, you can bypass the two week temporary time period and instead keep your Web Viewer link live for as long as you need it. And they don’t need their own Vectorworks license! In summary, you can use Vectorworks’ Web Viewer to allow clients or teammates to navigate your 3D models in 360 and stereoscopic VR.
Here are a few more screenshots to illustrate the Web Viewer interface:Īnd here is the interface as seen on a mobile device. Use your mouse to zoom in and out, pan and orbit. You may have to zoom out to get a better perspective of your model. Open the hyperlink from within Vectorworks or manually navigate to the link using a web browser. If you change your mind, you can find the hyperlink plug-in object in the resource browser, allowing you to drag and drop into your sheet or design layers as desired. The hyperlink plugin is helpful in keeping the Web View link associated with a corresponding version number and makes it easy to share the link with the client.īe sure to specify where you want the hyperlink created. The Web View file will be live via the Temporary Cloud Storage link for two weeks. Click Export. Set Quality to High, enable Ambient Occlusion if desired, and Save on Temporary Cloud Storage. I recommend not enclosing the space with four walls or a ceiling, but rather imply space boundaries with a floor and a few walls.Ī window will pop up for export settings. Anything too complex will crash on export or cause performance issues. Sharing: This feature allows sharing with social networking programs and e-mailing links of map views to your contacts.Make your scene as simple or low-poly as possible. This can be unchecked in the layers feature button (above) to show only your chosen base layer. As you zoom in, the 2012 NJ imagery (Natural) layer appears. Measurements: This feature includes area calculations, linear distance measurements, and latitude/longitude for your chosen location.ĭetails: You can choose from imagery, street views, topographic, terrain, grey scale canvases, and more. As you zoom in, the default 2012 NJ imagery (Natural) layer appears. For instance, you can uncheck the '2012 NJ Imagery (Natural)' layer and show the Deer Management Zones, Deer Management Units over your chosen base layer.īase Map Gallery: You can choose from imagery, street views, topographic, terrain, grey scale canvases, and more. Layers: This feature lets you uncheck layers that are built in to the Deer Location Viewer Map.
Zooming in accesses available layers on the map and shown in the Legend box.
Legend: Clicking this icon allows you to toggle between the map Legends and Details information boxes. The accuracy of this feature depends on your GPS locations services and/or internet services provider. Location: This feature allows you to get closer to your current location without the address, but may not take you to your actual location. Home View: Clicking this icon returns the map to the original view. The Map Header (below) includes the following icons which enable various tools. Clicking the arrow in the box will advance to the next box of location information. A box with your location information will appear with the Deer Management Unit number, County and Township information, or Deer Management Zone information, depending on the level of zoom.A single click on the map pinpoints your hunting location.Click, hold and drag to center your location on map, zoom in more if necessary.Zoom in (double-click, use the mouse wheel or click the (+) button in upper left corner).Federal and municipal open space is not identified on the map. Consult the property owner/manager for any restrictions. Not all state, county, municipal and federally-owned open space is open for hunting. NOTE: The viewer map is for reference only. For good, in-house, presentable to a client but not necessarily award-winning graphics, however, Revit will certainly not let you down. The map can also be used to identify properties that may be open for deer hunting. Vectorworks or Revit, and neither VW or Revit can compare to the higher-end programs (although VW is maybe a little better than Revit). This data is requested when reporting deer via the Division's Automated Harvest Report System. The Deer Hunting Location Viewer can be used to locate and identify your deer hunting spot to obtain harvest location information (DMZ, Unit, County, Township). Using the AHRS Deer Hunting Location Viewer
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