Visualise2D Product Tour
Ever wanted to create a scene? Now YOU can!
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Visualise2D - The opportunities could be endless!
Here are just a few suggestions...
- Home improvements
- Screening suggestions
- Planning proposals
- Woodland schemes
- Community street improvements
- Highway projects
- Visual assessments
- Sales tool
Ideal for discussion purposes
See Visualise2D in action! View videos
Scenes can be sourced from anywhere including...
- A digital camera
- Creative software such as Sketchup and PhotoShop
- Google Maps Street View
- iStockphoto
- Any image file!
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Bringing your ideas to life!
High quality image cut-outs from digital photographs all set to the same scale provide an immediate sense of realism.
- Over 200 images to select from and rising.
- Range covers surfaces, textures, objects and plants.
- Dedicated download to receive additional images.
- Dedicated upload to add your own cut-out images.
- Use our image cut-out service by sending in suitable images to be cut out for free.
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Web-enabled - Software made simple!
- Windows XP/Vista/7 (sorry, no Macs) with latest updates
- A minimum of 1GB of memory, preferably 2GB
- Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6 or above to download & install the software
- A minimum screen resolution of 1024 x 768
At least temporary admin rights will be required for you to install Visualise2D on your computer. Should you have any concerns before or during installation, rest assured, we are always available to support you. It's all part of the service!
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Get ready to start visualising almost from the outset!
Easy steps to getting started
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Select your background scene of any size. - Step 2
Apply a perspective, using just 4 clicks of the mouse. - Step 3
Add an image into your scene. - Step 4
Adjust the scale to suit your scene using the slide bar.
Select, pick 'n' click, that's all there really is to it. If you don't believe us, then view the Scene Setup video!
Now you're ready to start visualising your ideas through the addition of images consisting of objects, plants, surfaces and textures.
For more videos, view Quickstart Videos
- Step 1