Choose a view

Start with the 3D view you want to discuss. Bloooom by Zaltt uses that view as an image reference, so decide what needs to be visible before you press Visualise.

Frame the question

1. Open your project in Revit and choose a 3D view in Bloooom.
2. Check the view in Revit. Make the part of the design you want to explore easy to see.
3. Look for details that must survive the render: the roofline, openings, storeys and fixed objects.
4. Choose a style or write a prompt, then press Visualise.

[SCREENSHOT: Revit with a 3D view selected in the Bloooom panel, showing the matching view and Visualise control.]

For a material question, use a view where that material is visible. For a lighting question, include enough of the space to judge the atmosphere. Keeping the same viewpoint makes it easier to compare your next result with the previous one.

Check what is visible

For cloud rendering, your view leaves your computer. Check the image for client names, project information and anything covered by a confidentiality agreement before submitting it. Read where your view is processed before using client work.

Review the result against Revit

The view guides the image; it does not lock every part of the geometry. Bloooom can change details even when you did not ask it to. Compare the result with the Revit view before treating it as a useful design option.

Bloooom helps you decide between ideas. It does not replace the model or produce a checked final deliverable.

If this is your first render, follow the quickstart.