How to use the “2D Colors” option

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Quick3DPlan – How to Use the “2D Colors” Option

Overview

In this video, we will learn how to change the colors of furniture in a floor plan using the 2D Colors tool, with options for palettes, RGB/HTML input, and custom colors.

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1. Accessing the Tool

• Go to the Projects tab → select 2D Colors
• A window will open showing all elements of the design and their current colors in the floor plan view
• To change a color:
  • Click on the color of the element you want to modify

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2. Selecting the Color

Available options:

• Direct selection on the color palette
• Screen selection using the eyedropper tool
• Color range selection by moving the cursor along the hue bar
• Brightness adjustment using the corresponding bar (higher → darker; lower → lighter)
• Numeric input of RGB or HTML values for precise selection
• Once chosen, add to custom colors for future reuse

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3. Apply Colors to Specific Elements

• Change the color of upper cabinets using a selected base color and adjusting the tone (darken or lighten)
• Repeat the process for all design elements until achieving the desired palette
• Click OK to apply the changes to the 2D plan

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4. Additional Options

• Apply colors checkbox: toggle between line‑only view and colored design
• Enable/disable floor color as needed

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Note:

This tool gives full control over the colors of the furniture, allowing you to achieve a precise and uniform 2D visualization before moving to 3D views or exporting the design.