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# Using on a tablet

We guide you step by step on how to do everything with just a tablet, from importing floor plans to furniture placement, finishes, rendering, and estimates, all with fingertip touches.

> **Overall flow** — Load floor plan → place furniture → compare finishes → render shots → (quote). You can show what the customer is curious about right there on the spot. (If it’s a showroom consultation, you can show it the moment the customer asks and even hand over a quote on the spot.)

**What you can do with this guide**

* Find and load a customer’s home floor plan (or your own space) by address
* Use touch to place and rotate furniture, and instantly change finishes and colors to compare
* Create and save realistic rendered images
* (Sales·B2B) Create and export quotes in real time

Below **In order from 1 to 9** If you follow along, you can finish it smoothly even if it’s your first time. Feel free to pick only the steps you need.

{% hint style="success" %}
If this is your first time, go slowly and follow along one step at a time. Once you go through it all the way just once, it’ll be much faster from then on.
{% endhint %}

***

### 1. Before you start

* **What you need** — A tablet (such as an iPad), an Archisketch account, and an internet connection. The larger the tablet screen, the easier it is to see.
* **Log in** — If you access Archisketch from a tablet browser and log in, you’ll see the same project as on your PC.
* **Why a tablet?** — You’re not tied to a PC, so you can look at the screen and place or edit things right away from anywhere.

{% hint style="info" %}
It includes controls optimized for touch devices, so you can draw floor plans and place furniture without a mouse.
{% endhint %}

### 2. Take a look around the home screen

This is the first screen you see after logging in.

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* **Start 3D interior design → New project** — When creating a new space from scratch.
* **Learn how to use it** — You can learn the basics with a video guide.
* In the top right **Language (Korean) and notifications**can be checked.

### 3. Start a project & find a floor plan

The starting point of the work is the floor plan. If you know the address, you can find and load that home’s floor plan.

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### **Start a new project**

Start by tapping New Project.

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Search for your home, or draw a floor plan directly to create the editor.

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### **Search for address/building on the map**

Enter an address to find the building.

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### Choose a floor plan

Once you select a building, the available floor plans (images·address·number of plans) will appear.

Choose the correct floor plan (if needed, use flip horizontally·flip vertically to adjust the orientation) and then **\[Decorate my home with the selected floor plan]**&#x74;ap it to open it as a new project.

<figure><img src="https://1040484064-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2Fs45pRyTQeyYi0T0toKii%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-1aabacdba7029874fd4fbb8c16f9994cf525a465%2Fundefined-5.png?alt=media" alt=""><figcaption><p>▲ After choosing a floor plan, tap [Decorate my home with the selected floor plan] to open it as a new project.</p></figcaption></figure>

{% hint style="info" %}
So you can easily find things even on a small screen **floating search + bottom panel**are used to organize it.

If you can’t find the floor plan, you can start by drawing it yourself (Ch. 4·5).
{% endhint %}
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### 4. Understanding the screen and views (2D·3D·Viewer)

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The editor is broadly divided into the top menu / left tools / center canvas / bottom menu.

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#### **View switching (top left)** — Switch between 2D ↔ 3D, and choose the viewer.

| Viewer              | Use it when                                         |
| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
| 2D editor           | Drawing and editing floor plans                     |
| Plan view           | Checking the layout from a top-down floor view      |
| ISO viewer          | Viewing the entire space in a tilted 3D perspective |
| First-person viewer | Looking around the space from eye level             |

#### **Top menu** — Render shots (rendering) / Gallery (results collection) / Real-time quote / Save / Exit.

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#### **Bottom menu** — This is the core of the work.

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| **Bottom menu**     | What it does                                           |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| Template            | Start with a pre-made space template                   |
| Draw floor plan     | Draw walls·rooms·columns directly on the floor plan    |
| Products            | Search for and place furniture·products                |
| Finishes            | Change the colors·materials of walls·floors·furniture  |
| Design-type library | Custom-dimension products such as parametric furniture |
| Resource management | Organize used products·materials                       |

### 5. Basic touch controls

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These are the basic finger gestures you use without a mouse.

* **Drawing walls·rooms·columns·guide lines** — Use your finger to **touch and drag**to draw. While drawing, **pin it**.
* **to keep the screen from moving.** Fine adjustment
* **Placing and rotating furniture** — When you touch furniture, it is automatically placed at the center of the canvas in 2D, and at the center of the camera view in 3D. **Rotation is also done by touch and drag**.
* **Length input** — On multi-touch devices like digital whiteboards, the length input field may be disabled.

### 6. Placing furniture

1. At the bottom **Products** Open the tab.
2. By product name **search**or find by category.
3. When you touch the product you want, it is placed in the center of the screen. **Adjust position·rotation with touch and drag**.
4. You can check and edit placed products in the left and right panels.

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{% hint style="info" %}
For furniture whose dimensions need to be changed **use the design-type library (parametric)** products, and you can adjust width·height·depth on the spot.
{% endhint %}

### 7. Change finishes·colors

This is the step where you compare by changing colors and materials.

1. At the bottom **Finishes** Open the tab.
2. Select the area to change (wall·floor·furniture, etc.).
3. Choose the color·material you want and it is applied instantly. You can change multiple options and compare them to show to the customer.

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### 8. Finish with a render shot

Once the layout is done, turn it into a realistic image and show it.

1. At the top **Render shot**tap it.
2. Adjust the camera angle·view and run rendering.
3. After a moment, a realistic image will be complete. **Save screen**to save, and **Gallery**you can collect and view the results in

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<figure><img src="https://1040484064-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2Fs45pRyTQeyYi0T0toKii%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-82a6027798d5b00b51c6b136e4b6b3c1c97ac4ce%2Fundefined-14.png?alt=media" alt=""><figcaption><p>▲ Top [Render Shot] → Run rendering → realistic image completed</p></figcaption></figure>

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### 9. Real-time quote & customer connection

It doesn’t end with just showing it; you can hand over a quote on the spot.

* At the top **Real-time quote**to see the same **Excel-style quote**as on PC, and edit it.
* At the top of the quote **search for a customer and connect them**and the seller·buyer information (name·phone·address) will be filled in automatically.
* Top right **\[Download quote]**&#x74;o export as Excel·CSV·XML files.

<figure><img src="https://1040484064-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2Fs45pRyTQeyYi0T0toKii%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-e2c7e59c8b0c34d9ef60568af76a4d64be27b671%2Fundefined-16.png?alt=media" alt=""><figcaption><p>▲ Real-time quote (Excel-style) — check·edit items·quantity·amount, export with [Download quote]</p></figcaption></figure>

***

Now one tablet is enough. Without a heavy laptop, you can draw floor plans with your fingertips, place furniture, and even render—use everything in Archisketch just as it is.

Even if it’s your first time, if you follow the steps above once, you’ll get used to it quickly.

Now it’s your turn to try making it yourself. Enjoy using it!


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