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Getting started0/3

What INBOT Studio can doStarting the first taskLogin, language, credits, and saving

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Workspace selection and switchingMembers, invitations, and permissionsCredits and licensesWorkspace notesRecent results on the work home

Modeling2/18

Upload a floor plan and create a 3D model Switch between Plan, Model, and Walk viewsNavigate and inspect the Walk viewCheck walls, rooms, scale, and dimensionsModel editing basics: objects, quick panels, inspectors, and Build DockSelect and edit lines and wall segmentsClosed loops and wall materializationSelect and edit doors and windowsSelect and edit roomsBuild Dock basicsCreate structure with Build DockCreate doors and windows with Build DockChoose and apply materials and texturesCapture Model and Walk shotsCreate a render from the selected shotReview results and continue image editingExport to SketchUp, CAD, and other toolsSave and reopen a model

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Start image renderingCreate a render from textCreate a render from an image inputCreate a render from a floor planUse Settings StudioStyle references and promptsMood changesMaterial and texture editingPrecise partial editsCamera and composition adjustmentCreate an isometric imageTransform the viewpointHD upscaleExtract a 2D floor plan

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Switch Plan, Model, and Walk views

Learn how to switch a generated 3D model between Plan, Model, and Walk views to check structure, 3D volume, and eye-level spatial feel.

Jun 24, 20265 min readBeginnerVerified Jun 24, 2026INBOT Studio

How the three views differ

After creating a 3D model from a floor plan, review the same model in `Plan`, `Model`, and `Walk`. `Plan` shows the flat structure, `Model` shows the 3D structure, and `Walk` shows the eye-level spatial feel.

View	What to check	When to use it
`Plan`	Room boundaries, wall lines, door and window positions	When matching the generated structure against the drawing
`Model`	Wall height, room connections, 3D proportions	When checking whether the model reads naturally in 3D
`Walk`	Movement view, spatial feel, eye level	When checking how the space feels from inside

Start with `Plan` to check the structure, move to `Model` to review the 3D shape, and use `Walk` to check the model from eye level.

Switch views

The `Plan`, `Model`, and `Walk` buttons are in the upper-left area of the modeling screen. Select a button to switch the current model view.

Shortcut	View
`Shift+1`	`Plan`
`Shift+2`	`Model`
`Shift+3`	`Walk`

Shortcuts may not run when an input, select menu, or editable area has focus. The view buttons may be disabled before the modeling screen is ready.

Check structure and drawing alignment in Plan

`Plan` shows the model from a floor-plan perspective. Use it to check whether room boundaries are closed, wall lines are continuous, and doors and windows match the drawing.

Use the `Plan` toggle in the top controls to show or hide the drawing reference. Turn it on to compare the generated structure with the original drawing, and turn it off to read the model structure more clearly.

INBOT Studio Modeling screen with the Plan tab active — Plan view lets you check the generated model against a flat structural and dimensional reference.

Check the 3D structure in Model

`Model` shows the generated structure in 3D. Walls, doors, and windows that look correct in `Plan` can feel different once height and depth are visible.

Use the mouse wheel to zoom in and out. Right-drag to change the camera direction, then review the structure from above or from the side.

INBOT Studio 3D model screen after right-drag camera orbit in Model view — In Model view, right-drag camera movement helps review walls and spatial volume in 3D.

INBOT Studio Model view with the camera framed to show the overall structure — A documentation structure still should frame the same model so wall and room relationships are readable.

Check from eye level in Walk

`Walk` shows the space from inside the model. Use it to check the feeling between rooms and corridors, window height, door position, and movement sightlines.

When `Walk` opens, the viewport shows `WASD - Move` and `Enter - Capture` hints. Eye-height adjustment, lens switching, perspective settings, and saved viewpoints are covered in the next Walk document.

INBOT Studio Modeling screen with the Walk tab and movement hint visible — Entering Walk opens an eye-level review state inside the model.

INBOT Studio Walk view turning to review interior direction — Walk movement and viewpoint adjustment are covered in detail in M-04.

INBOT Studio Walk view framed so the floor and movement direction are visible — A representative Walk still should show the floor and movement direction so it reads as an in-space review.

Basic viewport controls

Control	Applies to	Result
`Plan`, `Model`, `Walk` buttons	Upper-left tabs	Switch views
`Shift+1/2/3`	Keyboard	Quickly switch between Plan, Model, and Walk
Mouse wheel	Modeling screen	Zoom in and out
Right-drag	Mainly `Model`	Change the camera direction
`Plan` toggle	Mainly `Plan`	Show or hide the drawing reference
`WASD`	`Walk`	Move
`Enter`	`Walk`	Enter the capture flow

INBOT Studio Plan view zoomed in to review the drawing and structure — Wheel zoom in Plan view helps inspect the drawing and generated structure more closely.

What to read next

For more detail in `Walk`, read `Walk View Movement and Viewpoint Review`. To check structure, scale, and dimensions, continue to `Checking Walls, Rooms, Scale, and Dimensions`.

To continue into image work, read `Capturing Model Shots and Walk Shots` and `Generating a Render from a Selected Shot`. To keep working in practical tools, read `Exporting to SketchUp/CAD and Other Tools`.