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Overview of Modelo
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Modelo is an online platform that allows for the sharing and viewing of 3d models without the need to download and install applications. Easy to use across devices: Modelo uses simple drag and drop 3d file sharing that can be viewed across devices (tablets, computers, laptops, etc.) for anyone with a network connection. These models can then be shared by emailing a url link to recipients to view the model. Immersive, full 3d model uploads: The model uploader is able to create a walkthrough, and create comments tethered to specific views to highlight and pre-organize what they want the viewer to focus on when sharing the model. This can allow for a more focused and specific conversation as opposed to panning around a 3d model without any specific talking points in mind. You can upload supported model file types like; Sketchup (skp), Revit (rvt), Rhino (3dm), 3d format (obj and stl), 3ds max (fbx), Navisworks (nwd), Autocad (dwg), Vectorworks (vwx) and Rhino files with textures (zip) |
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Modelo Syracuse University Architecture account vs. Modelo free account:
Modelo Syracuse University account:
Modelo free account:
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Creating a free account
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(Figure 1.1 - Your Modelo home/projects page after creating an account)
Managing storage on the free account:
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(Figure 2.0 - Accessing your plan on the projects home page by clicking your profile icon)
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Preparing a model to upload
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In order to share a model with a recipient, first you need to create a free account. There are a number of tools to modify and orchestrate what you are sending, including creating walkthroughs, changing layer visibility, creating comments tied to specific orthographic views, and other features to consider before sharing a 3d model. There is a different process you need to go through to upload and send a Revit and Vectorworks file. |
How to prepare to upload a Revit model
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(Figure 3.0 - The Revit explorer download link in your profile menu) * Modelo currently supports uploads from Revit 2014,2015,2016,2017,2018,2019.
(Figure 3.1 - In Revit interface, where you can find the downloaded Revit expolorer export tab)
(Figure 3.2 - Getting a upload token for the Revit explorer plugin)
(Figure 3.3 - Pasting the upload token in the modelo Revit plugin)
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How to prepare to upload a Rhino model with textures
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Uploading a model
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(Figure 4.0 - The create project button allows you to create projects, or folders to organize uploads)
(Figure 4.1 - In your projects you are able to view the folders and sub-folders)
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Working with your model
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After you upload a model, there are a number of tools that can be implemented to comment, adjust layer visibility, create walkthroughs, take sections through a model to create a unique view, and change settings in tools such as sun location to customize a model on the Modelo platform. |
How to do a walkthrough
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(Figure 5.0 - The walkthrough icon's location when viewing a model upload)
(Figure 5.1 - Using elevation icons, creating walkthrough points to generate an animated playback)
(Figure 5.2 - Closing the walkthrough interface to return to viewing the 3d model)
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How to comment on a model
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(Figure 6.0 - Comment icon location and comment card interface with associated orthographic view)
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Adjusting settings
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(Figure 7.0 - Settings icon location in 3d model viewing interface)
(Figure 7.1 - Toggling layers on and off in the settings menu) |
How to delete a model
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There are several ways to delete a project, on the home/projects page, there should be an ellipsis icon over the right hand side of the image of the project you want to delete, mouse over the photo of the project, click the ellipsis, and chose “Delete”. (Figure 8.0 - How to delete a model using the ellipsis menu on the projects home page) |
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Tools
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(Figure 9.0 - Tools icon in the 3d model viewing interface)
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What are the controls to navigate around when viewing a model?
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Sharing a model
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Once you share a model, a url code will be sent to the recipients email and they can immediately view, pan, and go through the walkthrough and comments you prepared for them. |
How to share a model
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(Figure 10.0 - Share icon in the 3d model viewing interface)
(Figure 10.1 - Share menu options) |
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Receiving a shared model
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You should have a url link in an email from the sender. Click the url link and your browser will open with the 3d model sent to you. As a viewer, you can pan, zoom and move around the whole 3d model, you can also access the tools menu to cut a section, measure, zoom and pan, and enter full screen. The walkthrough button will play the walkthrough the sender created. The comments tab will show the views and comments the sender set up as well. *Shared links to view models only last one day for the free version of Modelo. *With a free account, you can only review 3 comments and pre-saved views. |
Additional Resources
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Additional tutorials as well as the links found here within can be found on the Modelo.io - YouTube page |
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