Styles

Styles give you a starting point for the appearance of a view in Bloooom by Zaltt. The available catalogue contains:

1. None
2. Photoreal
3. Handmade brick
4. Sculptural concrete
5. Warm timber
6. Evening light

[SCREENSHOT: The current style choices in the Bloooom panel, with all six names readable.]

Choose a starting point

Pick the style closest to the idea you want to explore. Read its prompt before rendering so you know what it is asking for.

None has no preset material or lighting treatment. Use it when you want to describe the appearance yourself.

Your own prompt replaces the style’s default prompt. If you write custom text, include the material and lighting instructions you want to keep. See write a prompt for examples.

Check objects as well as appearance

The preset prompts ask to preserve existing people and vehicles without adding new ones. That wording does not guarantee that every object will stay unchanged.

After rendering, compare the result with the Revit view. Check the building and its fixed details before deciding whether the appearance is useful. A style is a way to explore an idea, not a check of design accuracy.

Use compare results to review options before choosing one to enlarge.