Quickstart
Use Bloooom by Zaltt with a non-confidential 3D view for your first render. The current trial sends that view to Zaltt for processing, so read where your view is processed before you begin.
1. Install and connect
Section titled “1. Install and connect”Check the system requirements, then install the Revit plugin.
Open Revit. On the Bloooom tab, click Bloooom. Enter the trial code supplied to you and press Connect. Read the service terms and complete the required confirmations. See activate your trial for the full steps.
Once connected, the account entry disappears and the plugin shows your remaining render and enlargement allowances.
2. Choose your view and prompt
Section titled “2. Choose your view and prompt”Pick the 3D view you want to explore in Bloooom. Type a description of what you want in the prompt area, then press Visualise.
[SCREENSHOT: Connected Bloooom panel with a 3D view selected, a short example prompt and the Visualise button. Use a non-confidential project and hide account details.]
For more guidance, see choose a view and write a prompt.
3. Let the view prepare
Section titled “3. Let the view prepare”Revit prepares the view before sending it. This can make Revit appear unresponsive. The full wait also depends on picture size and whether the render service is already warmed up; there is no fixed completion time.
If the result does not arrive or an error appears, follow render problems.
4. Review the result
Section titled “4. Review the result”Compare the image with the source view. Look at the building shape, openings and objects, as well as the overall appearance. AI can change details even when the result looks convincing.
Select a recent render to save it. If you want a larger image, select that render and use Enlarge this render. Enlargement uses its own allowance and can alter detail, so check the enlarged image too.
[SCREENSHOT: A completed render selected in Bloooom, with the save and Enlarge this render controls visible.]
Use compare results to assess what changed. Bloooom is for design decisions, not final deliverables.