Terrace configurator

See how terrace structures can be configured, calculated, and documented automatically

Step 1 — Shape selection

Choose a standard terrace shape to start the configuration. The system instantly generates the base structure and layout.

Step 2 — Load-driven structure

Set the required load for the terrace. The system automatically adjusts supports and structural elements.

Step 3 — Height adjustment

Modify the terrace height. All connected elements update consistently.

Step 4 — Move the structure

Move the entire terrace freely within the scene. Quickly adjust its position in the layout.

Step 5 — Direct dimension editing

Adjust terrace dimensions directly using control arrows. Changes are applied instantly.

Step 6 — Post configuration

Change the type and size of structural posts. The model updates automatically to reflect the selected configuration.

Step 7 — Flooring options

Enable or hide flooring. Adjust board width and select surface color.

Step 8 — Beam configuration

Switch between single and double beam configurations. The structure adapts automatically.

Step 9 — Joist spacing

Adjust the spacing between joists. Helps control structural layout.

Step 10 — Railing configuration

Configure railings including material, panel type, height, top rail, and color. Changes are applied across the entire structure.

Step 11 — Walls

Add walls and position them within the structure. They integrate into the overall layout.

Step 12 — Stairs

Add multiple stairs and configure each individually. Adjust width, position, and number of steps.

Step 13 — Environment view

Enable ground and environment elements. View the terrace in a realistic context.

Step 14 — Drawings

Generate drawings automatically with all views and dimensions.

Step 15 — Callout sheet

A callout sheet with annotations is generated. They can be adjusted manually if needed.

Step 16 — Bill of Materials

All components and quantities are calculated automatically.

Step 17 — Proposal generation

Generate a proposal with drawings, components, and pricing.

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