DYLANVIR

Property Studio

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Example scene

Scene source

This landscape is fictional. Your property geometry is not loaded.

Illustrative terrain; no survey or elevation data.

Imported boundaries and dimensions retain their source status. Photo alignment and design marks do not verify them.

Drag to orbit · Right-drag to panModel units: meters
Opening the workspace…

YOUR WORKSPACE

My Projects

Includes geometry, design, notes, photo references, and the current view.

Continue a project

Make the map your workspace.

  1. Find a place. Search the loaded project by name or source ID. Choose an item to show and focus it. Click a shape on the map to inspect it.
  2. Navigate. Drag to orbit or choose Pan. Use the zoom buttons, Overhead, Fit scene, or the north control. The example opens without real property data; the source badge keeps that context available.
  3. Bring your geometry. Import a saved project or supported GeoJSON. Preserve the original parcel IDs and shapes. Geographic outlines open on a flat surface until terrain data is supplied; missing building heights are labeled as assumed.
  4. Work in place. Add a note from a selected object or use Notes to pin ideas and draw on the ground. Show on map brings an existing note or drawing back into view. Photos can serve as references or manually aligned top-down overlays.
  5. Keep the work. Save project preserves geometry, design, notes, drawings, photo references, and camera settings. Download project file creates a portable JSON copy. Export 3D model produces visible surfaces; notes, highlights, and photo overlays are excluded.
Choose where to save.

Editing and import happen in your browser. In the connected Dylanvir host, Save to account stores the project and smaller photo copies with your account. The standalone viewer uses this browser’s storage. Saving is explicit.

This is a design and visualization workspace. Imported records and scene geometry are not independently verified; design marks and image alignment do not establish measured boundaries, terrain, ownership, or construction approval.

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