Create a standalone model and drawings

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1. Define and inspect the model

Choose No apps and describe a small model with dimensions and required views. This example requested a pavilion measuring 6 × 4 m externally, with 3 m walls, a flat roof, a 1 m entrance and two windows. The assistant placed the openings on the front facade. Inspect the model from several sides. The captured Studio view shows the pavilion, roof and openings; checking its model dimensions remains a separate step.

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2. Open and compare the drawings

In this run, the plan and elevation were separate static exports. To inspect them, expand the Workspace loading an image tool group, open the relevant tool call and click its thumbnail. Close the tool-call dialog to see the image tab behind it. The plan labels the external dimensions as 6.00 × 4.00 m and the entrance as 1.00 m. Compare these labels with the model geometry before using the drawing. The front elevation labels the walls as 3.00 m high and the roof top at +3.20 m. Review opening positions and heights across both drawings.

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3. Check coordination before reuse

Studio’s 2D list remained empty in this example. Automatic updates between the model and drawings were not verified. After any model change, compare the exports again; do not assume they have updated. Confirm delivery and reopen saved files before relying on them outside the conversation.

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4. Earlier demonstration

The original standalone demonstration on LinkedIn is a separate example from the pavilion shown here.