ULE 360 Visualizer Document

Introduction

Imagine being able to redesign the exterior of your home in minutes without stepping outside or hiring a designer. That's exactly what the ULE 360 Visualizer offers. Whether you're a homeowner dreaming up a makeover, an architect showcasing options to a client, or a builder making critical design decisions, this tool brings your ideas to life with photorealistic clarity.

What is ULE 360 Visualizer?

ULE 360 Visualizer is a powerful, browser-based application designed to let users customize the exterior of USA-based homes. The tool provides an immersive experience where you can mix and match colors, materials, and structural elements like roofs, siding, windows, stucco, trims, and more.

ULE 360 is more than just a visualizer, it's your creative partner. With a user-friendly interface, real-time previews, and detailed customization features, it helps you explore possibilities with confidence and excitement.

Key Features and Benefits

Here's what makes ULE 360 stand out:

• Real-Time Visualization: Watch your designs update instantly in life like with natural lighting and shadows.
• Material and Color Customization: Experiment with a wide range of textures, siding styles, paint colors, and surface finishes.
• Interactive Layer Controls: Toggle individual elements like trim, roofing, windows, and doors for customization.
• Easy-to-Use Interface: Designed for all users no technical expertise required.
• Cloud-Based Access: Use it anywhere, anytime no installations or high-end hardware needed.
• Presentation-Ready Output: Share your finished designs with clients, family, or project teams as high-quality visuals.

With ULE 360 Visualizer, transforming your home's exterior has never been easier or more exciting!

Purpose and Scope

Objectives of the Guide

The main objective of this guide is to help users navigate and utilize the ULE 360 Visualizer effectively. It aims to provide clear, steps-by-steps instructions for accessing and using the platform's features, from basic navigation to advanced customization. This document is designed to support users at all levels of experience, from first-time visitors to seasoned professionals, by offering both foundational knowledge and expert tips.

Scope of Coverage

This guide covers all major aspects of the ULE 360 Visualizer, including system requirements, user interface components, feature functionality, best practices, and troubleshooting tips. The document is limited to the current version of the visualizer and does not include instructions for external integrations or third-party tools unless otherwise noted.

Audience

Intended Users

This guide is intended for a broad range of users including homeowners, design consultants, contractors, architects, and sales representatives who wish to explore, design, or present exterior building concepts using the ULE 360 Visualizer. Whether you're a first-time user with minimal design experience or a seasoned professional in the building industry, this document is crafted to accommodate different knowledge levels and use cases.

User Requirements

To benefit most from this guide and the visualizer platform, users should have a basic understanding of how to operate a web browser and navigate online interfaces. While no advanced technical knowledge is required, familiarity with design principles or material selection can enhance the user experience. Access to a desktop or tablet device with internet connectivity is recommended for optimal interaction with the tool.

Getting Started

Accessing the Visualizer

To begin using the ULE 360 Visualizer, follow these steps:

Tip: Use a desktop or tablet device in landscape mode for the best experience.

System Requirements

To ensure optimal performance, the following system requirements are recommended:

• Operating System: Windows Xp or later, macOS or any Unix based operating system
• Browser: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge etc.
• Internet: Stable broadband connection (at least 5 Mbps)
• Hardware: Minimum 4 GB RAM, processor above (Intel i3/Ryzen 3 or equivalent)
• Screen Resolution: 1024x768 or higher

Before launching the tool, ensure your browser has JavaScript enabled and pop-up blockers disabled for the site. This ensures all features load correctly and you have a smooth, uninterrupted experience.

Design Metadata - User Interface Overview

User Details of the Design

Steps to view the User Details

Step 1. To view the user details of this design, please click on the three lines.

Step 2. The subsequent section provides a clear presentation of the user's details, specifically highlighting Embry Maynard as the registered user.

Elevation Layer Details Overview

Steps to view the Elevation Layer Details:

Step 1. To access the complete specifications for our house, which encompass details about colour, structure, and texture, please click on the layer icon highlighted within the red box.

Step 2. This will provide a comprehensive overview of all the design elements and materials used throughout the property, ensuring that everything aligns with our vision and requirements.

Controls & Adjustments

Elevation Design Controls

• Zoom In: Click this button to magnify the elevation design for a closer look at details. This feature allows you to focus on specific areas of the design.
• Zoom Out: Use this option to reduce the view of the elevation design. This is helpful for getting an overview of the entire layout.
• Reset: The reset button will revert the elevation design to its original state. This is useful if you want to clear any zoom adjustments or changes made during your review.
• Download: If you like the elevation design and wish to keep a copy for your records or further review, click the download button. This will allow you to save the design in your preferred format.
• View Full Screen: To enhance your viewing experience, click this option to display the elevation design in full screen. This allows for a more immersive look at the details without any distractions from other interface elements.

Search Layer Functionality

Search Layer feature allows users to efficiently search for specific layers based on selected options.

Steps to do Search Layer Functionality:

Step 1. The users can easily select a specific option, such as trims, and subsequently apply their search to swiftly locate the desired layer.

This streamlined process enhances user experience by making it easier to locate and apply specific layers within the application.

Customizing Home Designs: Elevation Layers, Modifications, and Saving Color Schemes

The user can modify and save a custom color scheme for design settings these features.

Modifying Elevation Design

Steps to Modify Elevation Design:

Step 1: Click on the 'Scheme' button to proceed

Step 2: Next, click on the desired elevation to select it for further adjustments

Step 3: To make changes to this elevation, click on the 'Modify' option

Step 4: Now, on the Stucco layer, select the desired option.

Step 5: Now, click on the 'Trim' option to proceed and select the desired layer

Step 6: We can also manually add the option. To do this, click on the 'Add Layer' option

Step 7: Three options will appear: Google Library, Library, and Add New Layer. Select the 'Add New Layer' button

Step 8: If you want to upload from your local device click on choose file.

Step 9: Select image from your local directory and click open.

Step 10: Give Layer Name, Product Code, and Manufacturer Name as desired.

Step 11: If you want to use color from your screen select color picker.

Step 12: After selecting the desired color from your local device or color picker, click on the save layer option to save the layer.

Step 13: Now, click on the option that we uploaded, and the changes will be reflected

Adding and Saving Layers

The user can add new layers manually by selecting 'Add New Layer' and uploading desired colors.

Steps to Add new Scheme:

Step 1: Click on "Save as Colour Scheme".

Step 2: A pop-up window will appear. Provide a suitable title and a brief description for your new color scheme. You will see two options: "Edit Scheme" and "Create New Scheme." To proceed, click on the "Create New Scheme" button.

Step 3: Once the scheme is saved, you can verify it by clicking on the "Scheme" button to view your saved configuration.

Step 4: Click on the scheme you just created to either apply it or review its settings.

Google Library Integration

Steps to add new layer from Google Library:

Step 1: To get started, click on the 'Add Layer' option.

Step 2: Three options will appear: Google Library, Library, and Add New Layer then Click on the 'Google Library' option.

Step 3: Now search the option you want to add as desired.

Step 4: Next, choose the Stucco type that you find most appealing.

Step 5: Now give the Layer Name, Product Code, Manufacturer Name as desired and then to save the layer, click on the "Save Layer" option.

Step 6: The newly added layer has been successfully saved and is now accessible under the Stucco option for future use.

Step 7: To see the changes that have been applied, click on the uploaded layer located in the Stucco section.

Demonstrating Bulk Upload

Bulk Upload feature allows users to upload bulk layers.

Steps to Bulk Upload:

Step 1: Click on the "Manage Layer" option to access the bulk upload feature.

Step 2: Select the bulk upload option.

Step 3: Upload the CSV file by either using the "Select CSV File" option or by dragging and dropping the file.

Step 4: Finally, click on "Continue" to save your upload.

Send Inquiry - Connect with Our Team

Steps to Send Inquiry:

Step 1: To send an inquiry, click on the button labeled "send inquiry," which is located below the image and highlighted with a red color border.

Step 2: If you have any questions or concerns regarding bugs or potential enhancements, we encourage you to submit your inquiries by entering your query in the space provided below. To proceed, simply type your question in the designated area and then click the submit button.