Measurements
Watch tutorial video: Measurements.
Measurements can be performed in Cintoo in 3D View in either Scan&Teleport mode or 3D Navi mode.
Measurements cannot be made in 2D Panoramic display mode. It must be one of 3D display modes. Once a measurement has been created, it can be viewed in 2D Panoramic mode as well.
See steps below to use Measurements tool:
1. Click on Measurements icon on the sidebar.
2. It is recommended to use Scan&Teleport Mode with 3D Surface display mode to pick the right points and make the most accurate measurements.
3. Click Add Measurement button, the following options are available: Freehand, OrthoX, OrthoY, OrthoZ, Disto. Choose the one that fits the needs.
4. Freehand allows to measure distance between two pick-points in any direction or axis.
5. Ortho X locks measurement tool in the X-axis and allows to take a straight-line measurement in
X-axis direction.
6. Ortho Y locks measurement tool in the Y-axis and allows to take a straight-line measurement in
Y-axis direction.
7. Ortho Z locks measurement tool in the Z-axis and allows to take a straight-line measurement in
Z-axis direction.
8. Disto allows to take a straight-line measurement that is perpendicular to the surface where the starting pick-point was selected.
9. Once measurement is taken click Save Measurement button to save it to Measurements list.
Measurements include Length, Height, Width, Angle (from horizontal plane), and measurement along the X, Z and Z axis.
Measurements are saved with the context, so each time opening a measurement changes the appearance of 3D View to the exact same camera position and display mode at the moment of taking a measurement.
10. Measurements could be exported in a PDF report:
- Go to Report tab and in Activities select Measurements to be listed in the report. Generate a PDF by clicking Export PDF, which downloads the file locally.
- Each item title of the PDF report is clickable, displaying corresponding Measurement in Cintoo.
- Measurements could be accessed from Report tab by clicking on a measurement then on 3D View button to open a corresponding 3D View.