Why a pack for Claude
The same pack can be handed to an AI assistant such as Claude, which can read the plan and the photos to describe the space, list the rooms or prepare notes for a project.
Guide · 5 min read
From scan to Blender, in a few clicks.
A survey becomes a presentation once it is rendered. Here is how to take an ArchiScan 3D export into Blender and get a first image quickly.
Step by step
Export the pack
In ArchiScan 3D, export the Blender and Claude pack. It contains the 3D model, the plan and the photos.
Import into Blender
In Blender, import the GLB or OBJ from the pack. The room arrives at real scale, in metres.
Set materials
Assign materials to the floor, walls and joinery. Keep it simple at first: a wood floor and matt walls go a long way.
Light and camera
Add a sun through the windows and place a camera at eye level, about 1.60 m high, in a corner of the room.
Render
Render a first image, then refine. The photos from the pack help you match the real colours.
Keep exploring
3D export
The whole room, in three dimensions.
Export your survey as a 3D model in USDZ, OBJ or GLB, the raw data in JSON, or a ready-made pack for Blender and Claude.
Read →For interior designersDesign on the real room.
Measure a room with an iPhone, get a dimensioned plan and a 3D model to design in Blender or SketchUp, and share it with your client by private link.
Read →For architectsThe as-built survey, done in one visit.
Survey existing buildings in one visit and get a DXF in your CAD software. ArchiScan 3D was designed by an architect, for architects.
Read →Your next survey will take ten minutes.
ArchiScan 3D is in beta on TestFlight. Ask for access.