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  • Celeste Poirier
    Keymaster

    For kitchen & bathroom designs that sell themselves add finishing touches with the latest accessories. –>Read blog post https://bit.ly/2rA2nNa
    Six tips for adding the most striking room accessories with 2020 Fusion
    Do you use room accessories in your designs?  If so we’d love to know about your favourites and top tips!

    Amy Truchan
    2020 Moderator

    Special 2020 Design Webinar

    Are you looking to expand your design repertoire? Are you looking to generate new revenue? Are you a seasoned designer looking for tips on creating functional yet aesthetically pleasing spaces such as closets, bathrooms and storage areas?

    If you said yes to any of these questions, listen in, as John Morgan, a 2020 Design expert demonstrates how big designs come in small spaces!!

     This webinar is eligible for 0.1 NKBA CEU credits. 

    Request Recording

     

    In reply to: Share Your Amazing Designs Using 360° Panorama

    March 6, 2017 at 12:41 pm #121445
    Austin May
    Participant

    Hey guys, I always see these beautiful designs but can never find a way to make my 360 Panoramic render very fast. Always takes hours!! Was wonder if anyone had tips on speeding this process up?

    Topic: Using Boxes for images / outside views

    January 15, 2017 at 6:39 am #117330
    James Nicholson
    Participant

    Hi,

    I am trying to use boxes to create different views out of different windows from the room but I do not seem to be able to get the images to stretch to fit the box on 2020 fusion, it pretty much automatically did it on 2020 design. Does any one have any tips/ideas to overcome it – It does not make any sense to have the same view out of every window!! And the boxes make multiples of my photos so does not work atleast not thus far! Thanks

    Eric DeVito
    2020 Expert

    The resolution of images created by 2020 Visual Impression is dependent on the display resolution of the computer and the size of the Visual Impression window at the time the image is captured. For example, I am using 2020 Visual Impression with a 1080P monitor with a maximum display resolution of 1920×1080. This is the highest resolution my snapshots will be. This resolution works well for displaying on most equipment and for small scale printing. However, there may be times you desire a higher resolution output for your rendering. For example, large scale printing or displaying on higher resolution devices such as 4K monitors or projector equipment.

    The Custom Render feature in 2020 Visual Impression will allow you to render your image at your desired resolution.

    The feature may be found by clicking the Presentation button at the top of the screen, and then choosing the Custom Render button.

    custom render

    Here you may make final adjustments to the scene and set the rendering quality such as SQ, HQ, HQ+, or HL. You may then input the desired Resolution, Aspect Ratio, and PPI setting.

    When ready, click the Start Rendering Button. The program will then process and render your image with the applied settings. This can take some time depending on the settings used. When finished, the image will be created and accessible via your presentation tab.

    For more tips on getting the most out of your 2020 Visual Impression renderings check out “The Art of Rendering” post by clicking here.

    Amy Truchan
    2020 Moderator

    Facebook Live + 2020

    It’s almost #2020FunFriday! Come and hang out! Get inspired and learn inside tips on 2020 Design!

    Join 2020 Design Product Manager Santiago Morales as he live-streams his design while adding cool decorative items from the new 2020 Cloud! Take the opportunity to learn more about 2020 Cloud, discover a few of Santiago’s favorite tips and ask any question you might have on 2020 Cloud!

    Here is the tip that we will be discussing on Facebook Live this Friday October 28, 2016 from 11-11:30 EST.

    Learn more

    Nicole Mentzen
    2020 Moderator

    Get the most out of 2020 Fusion with this one-hour complimentary webinar dedicated to showing new and novice 2020 Fusion users all the most helpful tips and tricks. Join Frank Shortt, one of our dedicated sales agents on October 20, 2016 from 14:00-15:00 (GMT), for a compressive webinar that will arm you with all the necessary tools to get you started on your 2020 Fusion design journey.

    Why you should attend:

     

    • Learn how to easily navigate 2020 Fusion.
    • Discover basic drawing and designing techniques.
    • Enhance your designs with advance tips and tricks.

    REGISTER NOW

     

    In reply to: Flooring Textures

    October 3, 2016 at 10:11 am #105404
    Ollie Farrant
    2020 Expert

    Hi

    The quality which is displayed in Fusion on your imported materials all depends on the quality of the original image/material, for exmaple if you choose a poorer quality image/material this would reflect on how its rendered within Fusion, also the same with higher quality images/materials, the higher the quality (and higher the resolutuion) the better the image will look within Fusion.

    To achive a reflection on your flooring (or any other surface within your design), you can simply add a box at around 1mm thick and place this on top of your surface, once positioned correctly, change the material of the box to a “Transparaent Glass”, this can be found from within adavanced graphics. Click on the below link to see a short video.

    2020 Fusion Shiny Floor

     

    If you wish to discuss further or would like and other “Tips and “Tricks” Please call our 2020 Fusion support team on 01233 635 533

     

    Many Thanks

    Ollie

    Topic: YouTube Tips for Office Designers

    September 2, 2016 at 1:27 pm #99503
    Eric DeVito
    2020 Expert

    Be sure to check out our 2020 Spaces YouTube Channel. Specifically “2020 Tips for Office Designers“. Here you will find some helpful videos which cover the new features included in the 2016 Software such as the new color column functionality in Worksheet, new available Tags in CAP Designer, and more.

    In reply to: Printers

    August 8, 2016 at 9:28 pm #97654
    Steve
    Participant

    Thanks for the example and the tips for printing.

    As I mentioned above I am not a kitchen designer nor use 2020.  My question is this to all 2020 designers.  When you design a kitchen do most of you go to the home to see what your designing or do you design based on a client coming to your office and giving you dimensions?

    I would find it difficult to design a kitchen for a client where I did not see nor measure for myself the area.  Take measurements in the home etc.

    Just curious to hear the answers!!

    Thanks

    Amy Truchan
    2020 Moderator

    How to inspire using 2020 Visual Impression!

    Get the most out of 2020 Visual Impression with our special “Tips & Tricks” blog post. Learn how to create visually stunning renderings from 2020 product manager Cindy Maple. In this blog, she highlights the creative use of 2020 Visual Impression using the designs submitted in the 2020 Inspiration Awards.

    Check it out

    The Art of Rendering!

    Discover best practices for creating stunning & realistic renderings.

    Learn more

    In reply to: Creating A Stairwell Opening

    July 1, 2016 at 12:40 pm #94150
    Logan Butler
    Participant

    Maybe that is close to trapdoor, anyway, it is best to share precise ideas if you have included the photo or at least a minimal explanation. By the way, if you have more future renovation or even repair ideas you can simply get to this DIY home repair products at https://www.sunlinemesh.com/products/, they have almost all renovation materials as well as tips that help you the entire work process.

    In reply to: Share Your Amazing Designs Using 360° Panorama!

    July 1, 2016 at 8:11 am #94143
    Richard
    Participant

    In the most part, you really don’t need to know how to use it, as most things you’ll want will already have drawings, and all you need to do is search, find and simply download what you want, then import it into your design using Fusions built in integration. Simples 🙂

    My top tip – Subscribe to my YouTube channel for more of my Fusion tips, tricks & teachings!.. New videos are coming soon.

    In reply to: How to Use 2020 Cloud

    June 29, 2016 at 3:23 pm #93986
    2020
    Participant

    Hi Christine,

    I split this off into it’s own topic. Give me a minute and I’ll find some links to tutorials & tips. 🙂

    Best,

    Admin

    Jake
    Participant

    how to make my CAD’s look almost like a photo, need new and fresh lighting tips!