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Using iGUIDE for Architecture & Remodel

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Overview

iGUIDE offers a fast, cost-effective solution for capturing spatial data and producing reliable 2D floor plans with DWG output. This article explains how iGUIDE supports architects, engineers, and construction professionals by improving accuracy, reducing site visits, and enhancing collaboration. 

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What is iGUIDE DWG Floor Plan Output?

iGUIDE DWG Floor Plans are 2D architectural drawings generated from spatial data captured using the iGUIDE PLANIX Capture System. These plans are delivered in DWG format, enabling professionals to integrate them directly into CAD workflows for design, planning, and documentation. 

iGUIDE Packages for Architecture & Remodel

Use Cases

  • Architecture & Design: Quickly generate as-built drawings and design layouts.
  • Engineering: Measure thousands of points instantly for precise planning.
  • Construction: Plan equipment placement and safety routes without site visits.
  • Project Management: Collaborate remotely with stakeholders using accurate visuals.
  • Documentation: Maintain a permanent visual and dimensional record of spaces. 

Important Notes

  • The Default View will use a unique URL that does not include the property address.
  • The Default View is not indexed* by search engines. This means that if someone searches for the address using (e.g.) Google, they will not encounter the iGUIDE 3D tour link in the search results.
  • The Default View will not be discoverable on the iGUIDE Map.
  • RMS will be the measurement standard selected for Canada and other areas.
  • ANSI will be the measurement standard selected for the United States.
  • Requires the iGUIDE PLANIX Capture System
  • DWG files are based on 2D floor plan data, not full 3D models
  • Internet access is needed to view and share virtual tours
  • Accuracy depends on proper capture technique and calibration 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use iGUIDE DWG files in AutoCAD?
A: Yes, DWG files are compatible with most CAD software. 

Q: How long does it take to receive the DWG files? 
A: Typically within 48 hours of data submission. This is dependent on the property size and complexity

Q: Is this suitable for large commercial properties?
A: Yes, iGUIDE is scalable and effective for both residential and commercial spaces. 

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