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Last update: August 24, 2026

📷 Generate


This interface allows you to generate a plan from your 3D terrain. You can move the camera forward, backward, left, and right.
You can also zoom in and out to capture a larger or smaller area of the terrain.
Once you have positioned the camera, you can use the menu to capture the current 3D view and generate a 2D plan that you can draw on.

Let's take a look at the panel on the right:




  • Select Plan: All the plans you create are listed here. You can reopen them later to continue working on them or simply review your existing plans.
  • Capture New Area: This button generates a new plan using the exact current camera view. Only use it once you are sure that the camera is positioned over the area you want to capture and use for your drawing.
  • Design References: This section contains the color references used to represent different elements in your plan. You can add, edit, or delete references as needed.
  • Graphic Elements: This section allows you to add small images or icons to a library and use them in your plans. It is recommended to use relatively small images, such as 60 × 60 pixels. You can resize them later using the brush size in the drawing editor.

Let's generate a plan for this example:




Once you have defined the area you want to use, click the Capture New Area button to generate the plan. A dialog box will open and ask you to enter a name for your plan.




After confirming the name, the drawing editor will open using the exact view captured by the camera:




Your plan is now ready. All that remains is to start working on the drawing. We will take a closer look at this in the next chapter: Draw.
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