Chat in the editor · Beginner · 2:11
Seven rooms. One conversation.
British male AI narration · English captions · Fictional demonstration project
Watch Chat turn a measured seven-room floorplan into editable rooms and openings, confirm the scale, explain its assumptions and inspect the result in 3D. The processing wait is shown in real time.
Before you start: Open a practice project with Chat available. This is a fictional example; review AI-generated changes against your source and site measurements.
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0:00A real seven-room plan
This measured floor plan has seven rooms, including an L-shaped hall and an angled lounge. I ask Chat to build the whole layout with its doors and windows. The drawing and conversation stay visible together. First, Chat asks me to confirm the image scale.
0:27Confirm and build
Chat asks me to confirm the scale before it builds. I open the attachment options and tick the confirmation. Now I send the complete brief again. The timer starts when I press Send. This wait is shown at normal speed, so you can see how long this particular request takes.
0:46Thinking through the plan
While it works, notice the L-shaped hall and angled lounge. The brief also specifies wall height, door height and window sill height. These details help Chat interpret the measured plan.
1:03Read the actual result
Chat says it has traced seven named rooms and thirteen openings. It used the confirmed image scale and two point four metre wall height, and inferred flat floors and ceilings. Its reply also flags assumptions for the irregular rooms, which still need checking against the source.
1:46Hide the source
I hide the source image to inspect the editable geometry.
1:56Inspect in three D
In three D, we can check how the connected rooms and openings fit together.
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