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Add Site with Bespoke Model

Adding a Site using a User Drawn Model can be broken down into six major steps:

1. Create New Site
2. Fill in General Information
3. Choose Model Type
4. Upload 3D Model
5. Set Default View and Thumbnail
6. Create BBL Structure

Note: Mandatory fields are marked with an ‘*’. The following steps assume that the user is already logged in to the CMS.

Create New Site

Steps to create a new Site

1. Go to the Site tab.
2. Select ADD NEW. Go to Fill in General Information.

Fill in General Information

Fill in Site's general information

1. Fill in the necessary fields (E.g. Site Name, Description, Country, Address etc.).
2. Add Geolocation (optional):
   1. Select Geolocation.
   2. There are two ways to select location:
      • Search:
      1. Use the Search function to look for the specific location.
      • Drop Pin:
      1. Drag the map to the required location.
      2. Select "EDIT".
      3. Drop pin at the site location on the map.
      • See Tip and Note (below).
   3. Select 'OK' to add geolocation. This will automatically update the country of the site but not its address.
3. Select "NEXT". Go to Choose Model Type.

Tip: Subsequently, the pin can be dragged to different positions on the map.

Note: For subsequent changes, the displayed address will not be automatically updated. The Use Address button must be selected to update the address.

Choose Model Type

Choose Bespoke Model Type

1. Choose Bespoke model type.
2. Go to Upload 3D Model.

Upload 3D Model

Steps to upload 3D Model to build Site

1. Select "Choose file" to select and upload a 3D building model Zip File.
2. Select SUBMIT (top right corner) to add the Site.
3. Once the 3D model has been processed, further action will be prompted.
   

   Prompt for further action
4. Go to Set Default View and Thumbnail.

Set Default View and Thumbnail

Steps to add Site's default view and thumbnail

1. Select Edit beside the site you just created.
2. Select the warning at the top of the screen.
3. Set the site’s default view.
4. Set the site’s thumbnail (optional).
5. Assign Objects to BBL (optional).
6. Add 2D Floorplans for each level (optional).
7. Select "SAVE" or "SAVE & EXIT" (top right corner).

Create BBL Structure

Steps to add BBL (Building)

1. Select Edit beside the site you just created.
2. Select MODEL tab
3. Select Edit Building/Block/Level
4. A default building called Main Building has been created by the system. If you require more than one building, you can add more by clicking on ADD NEW BUILDING.
5. To edit the building's name, just click on the building's name. After editing, click SAVE to update the building's name.
   

   Change building name
6. To delete the building, just click on the DELETE button beside the building name.
7. To create the blocks under each building, just click on the NEXT arrow button beside the building name.
8. A default block called Main Block has been created by the system. If you require more than one block, you can add more by clicking on ADD NEW BLOCK.
9. To edit the block's name, just click on the block's name. After editing, click SAVE to update the block's name.
   

   Change block name
10. To delete the block, just click on the DELETE button beside the block name.
11. To create the levels under each block, just click on the NEXT arrow button beside the block name.
12. To return to the previous listing, click on the BACK arrow button beside the BBL breadcrumbs.
13. Repeat steps 8 to 10 for every building in the BBL.
14. A default level called Level Name has been created by the system. If you require more than one level, you can add more by clicking on ADD NEW LEVEL.
15. To edit the level's name, just click on the level's name. After editing, click SAVE to update the level's name.
    

    Change block name
16. To delete the level, just click on the DELETE button beside the level name.
17. Repeat steps 13 to 15 for every block in the BBL.
18. Select "SAVE" (top right corner) after you have complete creating the BBL structure.