Hi, thanks for your feedback! We already have a video about this on our German channel. It might help you further at first if you watch it with subtitles: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZnTmoOre7-mZtksi=Syz2I_BdKKxACHDs We will add the topic to the list and hopefully be able to produce a video about it soon!

@@pCon-ENyes please because I dont understand German and the automatic subtitles are bad

Just download it from the material catalog and drag it onto the object: catalogs.pcon-solutions.com/#/materials?f=%7B%22category_tag_ids%22%3A%5B%22t-egr%3Amaterial-category%3Aluminescent%22%5D%7D

Hi, there is a really handy tool called "Follow Me" where you can extrude 2D drawing elements along a path. This can be used to create a skirting board. Here is how the tool works: help.pcon-planner.com/en/help/index.html?follow_me.htm In this video you will find an example of how to create a skirting board: kzbin.infoq142HYkElkk?si=fGLCcKPRjlIq-n7f&t=1274

pCon.planner is able to create animations, have a look at our video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2GylISplrSdqa8si=dh5jtu20-SbXX7vo

Hi, for your first question: We used a template provided by the carpet manufacturer Interface via pCon.catalog. You can also achieve this by drawing 2D Shapes, laying them together and then make a group. Or you can just download these templates here: catalogs.pcon-solutions.com/#/?q=interface+template For your second question: Try to use the function "Edit texture" in pCon.planner. If you have a drawn a cube, you can then select the side you want to edit. You can scale or change the direction of the wood grain - that is very handy. However, if you want different textures on a surface, you have to draw individual 3D forms or "Ungroup" the object. Here is more about textures in our help center: help.pcon-planner.com/en/help/textures.htm

Hi, what do you mean by "individual faces"? You can ungroup objects and then have different "faces" of the geometry. You can then assign separat colors to these faces. If that isn't what you mean, please specify your question. 🙂

@@pCon-ENHi, What I actually mean is to paint the parts of any object that I want, as you mentioned. As a simple example, when I add a cube to my project, I want to paint all 6 faces of this cube. As you mentioned, it is possible to explode the object and do this, but the integrity of the object is disrupted. Imagine applying this to a more specific and complex object than a cube. As you can appreciate, this can turn into a complete nightmare. I wanted to know if there is a surface-based painter without disrupting the integrity of the object. I don't know how complicated or difficult it is for you to add this to the software. I just wanted to ask because I think that sometimes such a feature would be useful for many users. Thank you very much for your answer.

@@cengizhanerol Hi, thanks for the explanation, now it is more clear! Unfortunately, there is currently no such tool in pCon.planner. As a room planning program, pCon.planner is primarily intended for furnishing rooms. This is where its strength lies. With the OFML data of the manufacturers, all color and material variants of products are already implemented in high quality. Although the construction and manipulation of objects is possible, it is not the primary purpose of this software.

hi, same here!

I have the same problem. Just installed Version 8.11 Update 1 and can't import any pdf.

Okay, I figured it out. The ME Version does NOT support PDF import. Ony STD and PRO have this feature.

Yes, only Apple! You need an iPhone/iPad PRO with LiDAR.

Hello, GPU rendering is not supported in either version. The pCon.planner supports CPU-based rendering with the renderer OSPRay.

No, all versions! 🙂

Hi, please have a look at the advantages of pCon.planner here: pcon-solutions.com/planner/ If you have further questions, feel free to contact us!

Only Windows!

Hey, you can render animations in pCon.planner - check out this page for it: help.pcon-planner.com/en/help/index.html?animations.htm

Hi, sorry we only have tutorials in English, German and Dutch!

Hi, hold down the CTRL key when selecting objects. Otherwise you can use the multi-selection: help.pcon-planner.com/en/help/selecting_objects.htm#way_of_selecting

Hi Jazmin, in one of our videos we explain how you can turn any image file into a material: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqnPl6CCjqaXb6M In addition, the 3D Warehouse and many other CAD portals offers you a variety of models and pCon.planner supports the import of many 3D formats from other sources. Best regards from the pCon team!

@@pCon-EN thank you , is there a tutorial how to configurate in metters?

@@jazminhuanca2739 Sorry, what do you mean by "configurate in metters"?

@@pCon-EN how tonfigurate parametters , but i thnk i solve it , thank you :)

Olá, pode ativar as legendas e ver o vídeo em português.

Thanks for the feedback!

Hello, where exactly are you struggling? After you have set a camera you can open the image calculation dialog. Click on Play, then the rendering process will start.

good question

Hi, you can use pCon.planner to export 3D files to a 3D printer, have a look at the supported file formats here: help.pcon-planner.com/en/help/supported_formats.htm

Sure! You can draw a rectangle that is the size of the monitor and set it to "filled". Then give the rectangle a self illuminating material (from the material browser). You can then set the opacity of the image so that it lets the light from below through. This should illuminate the monitor a little bit.

Hi, just select the wall and open the Property Editor (F12). Then you can change height and thickness. Kind regards

​@@pCon-ENThanks, I actually dont have the T tool when I draw the wall. It just types letter T into length value. Could it be disabled or was the function removed in the meantime? I change every wall thickness in the properties but it takes significantly longer, I hoped there is some quicker solution. Thank you.

@@janloncaric3621 No, the function is still available. You start drawing your wall. Then you press "T" and a little Tape Measure appears next to the mouse. With that you can measure the length between 2 points. The measured value is than used as wall thickness. You then draw with the new wall thickness. This only works when drawing new walls. Existing ones can only be edited via the properties.

@@pCon-EN This function is not working for me either. like the user above, when i type "T" it just inputs this into the length box then i receive an error "invalid input"

@@MrBlowfish78 Hi, thanks for contacting us on all plattforms, also Facebook! For this function to work you need to follow the click order: 1) Choose Wall from Room Elements; 2) Press T to Tape Measure; 3) Measure Thickness; 4) Start drawing your wall. Hope that helps!

Hey, vielen Dank für das Feedback! Freut uns, dass dir das Video geholfen hat.

Olá, infelizmente não temos os vídeos em português. No entanto, pode utilizar as legendas geradas automaticamente pelo KZbin na sua língua.

Hey, all products listed in pCon.planner with the catalog button are available free of charge. The other products from the catalog in pCon.planner Pro must be specifically requested from the manufacturers in pCon.login. Best regards from the pCon team!

Hey, have a look at the help center. Here is explained how to add lights to a grid ceiling: help.pcon-planner.com/en/help/index.html?ceiling.htm

@@pCon-EN ok sure

Hey, thanks for your comment. There is actually a mode, where you can move through walls and other elements. Just press SHIFT when zooming with the mouse wheel. You can also use W A S D to move around in little steps inside a room. With the Arrow-Keys you can tilt your view up, down and sideways. If you have any further questions or feedback, you are very welcome! Kind regards

Hi, sure, we do! Do best help you, please contact us via the Contact formular on our website: pcon-planner.com/en/contact/?message=I%20would%20like%20to%20receive%20more%20information%20regarding%20training%20for%20pCon_point_planner_point_

@@pCon-EN done, but still no feedback

Hi Varun, select the Window and then open the Property Editor (First icon of the toolbar on the right hand side). There you can make all adjustments to the elements. You can set different sizes for each of the Window-elements.

Hi Varun, please respect our commenting etiquette. We at pCon are people working hard every day to develop great and freely available software. We do not tolerate unkind accusations here. We are always open to honest and constructive feedback and take the questions and concerns of our users very seriously. If you have any problems with our software, you are welcome to contact our colleagues at "[email protected]".

@@pCon-EN you did a great job 👍 sorry if you feel bad actually I was not able to find options easily so I commented i apologise for this

@@Varun-zf9vq Thank you! Which options do you want to find? Maybe we can help you :-)

@@pCon-EN no no now it's fine thanks lot

@@pCon-EN can i make walthroughs with this?