> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.archisketch.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.archisketch.com/guide/user-guide/first-meeting.md). # First meeting with Archisketch **Welcome to Archisketch, where anyone can easily create '3D interior design'.** Through Archisketch, without complicated design processes, you can easily create interior spaces, place actual products, and express the space realistically through rendering.\ Start your creative work by utilizing the various functions Archisketch provides. Now, I'll guide you through the basic setup process needed to start using Archisketch in earnest. ## Step 1. Sign up Please sign up to use Archisketch. You can also easily sign up using \[Sign Up] or a SNS account. ![](/files/dc0721fc6c4aeebe9b150bf9e9ca4836e30e91c5) ## Step 2. Tutorial **If you're using Archisketch for the first time, you can easily learn the features through the tutorial. (Takes about 3 minutes)** If you click the \[Get Started] button, **the 4-step tutorial**you can briefly explore the main features inside Archisketch.\ If you want to start right away, you can click the \[Skip] button to go straight to the dashboard. If it's your first time, referring to the tutorial will help you get used to it more easily, so give it a try! ![](/files/4cc38d68ba64562b0fdddce007e48a2101b26ba2) ## Step 3. Meet My Projects Once the tutorial is finished, in Archisketch **My Projects**you can find. The place you are looking at now, **the dashboard**is called.\ It is the central space where you can manage all functions and menus related to your work.\ You can rename, copy, and share your My Projects. **Shall we start creating projects and decorating our home in earnest?** ![](/files/3197b6366c7af4b43bc130687284a84fe937765e) *** ## Language Settings Are you seeing a language other than Korean?\ You can change the current language by clicking \[Language Settings] at the top of the dashboard screen.\ Supported languages are **Korean, English, Japanese, Vietnamese, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese**. * Settings path: \[Archisketch Dashboard] → \[Language Settings] ![](/files/ea5d961e5d608dbb958923ba2a01d1c917b584b8) *** ## Archisketch Terminology Explained These are terms you'll frequently encounter while using Archisketch in the future. Knowing them in advance will help you adapt faster! * **Archisketch**: The unified name encompassing all services, including the dashboard and ArchiEditor. * **the dashboard**: The central space where you can manage all functions and menus related to your work. * **Editor**: Archisketch's proprietary furniture and floor plan creation tool, developed by combining the strengths of CAD and SketchUp. * **Modeling**: The work of creating furniture and products in 3D form. * **Modeler**: An in-house specialist who creates 3D models of furniture and products in Archisketch. * **Rendering**: A conversion technology that makes 3D screens look like real photos. * **Grid**: A graph-paper-style background that serves as a reference during work. * **720 Tour**: A function that lets you freely look around a virtual space up, down, left, and right. (Uses panoramic rendering results) * **Orthographic mode**: A function for accurately placing or moving lines and furniture based on 90 degrees. * **Snap mode**: A function that automatically aligns lines in 10 mm increments or attaches furniture to each other. * **Gallery**: A menu where you can check the generated rendered images. * **Azimuth**: The angle that indicates the direction and position of sunlight. (Reference point is the center of the editor screen) * **ISO View**: A bird's-eye and perspective view that lets you check the floor plan at various angles in 3D mode. * **First-person view**: The viewpoint from the position where a real person would stand. * **Project**: All results created through the editor. * **Template**: The output of Archisketch where interior designs are saved. * **Temperature**: Indicates the color temperature of the lighting, divided into warm orange bulb light (3000K), yellowish neutral white light (4000\~5000K), and bluish daylight color (6500K). --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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