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Onuma
Main Menu
This section of the Onuma Help Files will help you navigate through
Onuma.
Navigating Onuma Studios
This is the Studios
page of the Onuma System, where you will find a list of your available
Onuma Studios:
From here, you may access an
Onuma studio directly into the Project
List by clicking on the
Studio's Name
To see the other Onuma users in
a studio click on the User
Icon
From here, you may edit your own Onuma Account by clicking on the
Pencil Icon next to your name or you may also look at the data other
users have input about themselves by clicking on their name:
On your Account Page you can
edit the following:
- Name
- Email
- Company or Firm
- Website
- Phone
- Location
- Role/Position
- A studio specific project
narrative
- Other Contact Data (Blog,
Twitter, etc.)
- Password
- Subscription &
Payment Information
- Unsubscribe to Onuma
Newsletters
- Un-check boxes of
information you do not wish to share with other users
From the Studios
page you can also:
- Important Notices
- Read about New Features
- Find Onuma Help
- Log Out
- Change Account Information
- Report Bugs or Comment to
Onuma, Inc.
- Access Bookmarked Schemes
- Check Onuma System
Requirements
- Read the Onuma End User
License Agreement (EULA) & Service Level Agreement (SLA)
- Read and Learn about
Advanced Onuma Options
- Balloon Display
- ONUMA Connect
- ONUMA File Web Services
- Download Additional Onuma
Tools
- Templates:
- MS Excel Import
Template
- Add-Equipment
Template
- COBIE Data Upload
Template
- Plug-ins:
- Onuma SketchUp 8
Plug-in
- Onuma Revit 2009,
2010, 2011 or 2012 Plug-in
- Onuma ArchiCAD 10,
13 or 14 Add-on
- DDS Viewer to Convert
IFC to BIMXML
- Studio
Admin Only: Access Studio
Administration
- Allows the Studio's
Administrator to add and modify accounts for their studio.
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Navigating
Onuma Project List
This is the Project List
page, accessed by clicking on the Studio's Name:
This page contains these
additional items:
- About
- Provides Stats and general information about the Onuma Studio
- Studios
- Takes you back to the Onuma Studio Selection page
- Projects
List - Takes you to the
Project List page
- Map
View - Takes you to Map
View page
- Add a New Project
- Adds a new project to the projects list
- Studio
Settings - Creates Tags and
Geographic Filters to sort your Project List
- Report
on Selected Schemes -
Creates various reports on selected scheme(s)
- Compare
- Lets you view side-by-side comparisons reports on selected schemes
Other project and scheme
specific tasks that can be done on this page include:
- View Project and Schemes
- All
- Favorites
- Recent
- Set Filter
- Select all schemes
- Modify Tags on a
selected scheme(s)
- Search for a Project or
Scheme
- Edit Projects Information
- Delete Projects
- Send/Share projects
- Unlock after editing shared
projects
- Quickly access:
- A Scheme
- General Data of a
Scheme
- Scheme's Reports
- Scheme's BIM Gallery
- Export from a Scheme
- Duplicate a Scheme
- Delete a Scheme
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Onuma
in Map View
This is the Map View
page, accessed through Map View link on the studios page:
Here you can locate your scheme
on a Google Map. On the right of this screen, you can view your scheme
as well as schemes shared by other users of that Onuma Studio. Each
link on the right represents a geographically located scheme in Google
Maps. Clicking on any of these links will highlight its corresponding
green placemark in Google Maps.
Navigating
Map View
- Map
View Options
Just click on Map, Satellite, Hybrid or Terrain on the upper right of
the Google Maps interface to change the map's background.
- Zooming
Users can zoom into schemes by clicking on the "+" or "-" buttons on
the upper left of the Google Maps interface to zoom in and out to the
location of the actual scheme or pan around with the directional
buttons. If a specific scheme's green placemark is selected, zooming in
or out will keep that selected scheme in view.
- The
Green Placemark
Clicking on a scheme's Green Placemark opens up a menu containing two
tab options for that scheme:
-
- Site tab options:
- Download Google
Earth of Site in KML form: For Google Earth
- Download GML
standard (building envelope): For Land Explorer
- Download GML spaces
(envelope removed): For Land Explorer
- Go to this
scheme/site - Links to this scheme's site in Onuma
- Building tab options:
- Download IFC - For
interoperable software--ArchiCAD, Revit, Bentley, etc.
- Download KML - For
Google Earth
- Go to this Building
- Links to this scheme's building in Onuma
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About
Onuma Projects and Schemes
Projects and Schemes are Onuma's method of organizing your Onuma
Studio. Use them in a way that works for your needs.
For Example: Projects can be
used as the name implies, to identify a specific project and location,
such as "Hotel on 5th Street", where Schemes within that project
identify different studies or parts of the project on that location.
Diversely, Projects can identify a specific program such as "New High
School" without a specific location and the schemes within that project
could be used as studies to evaluate that project in various locations.
Or, Projects can also be used to manage a series of existing buildings,
like "University of Southern California Existing Campus" and the
schemes within that project could be each of the existing buildings
within the campus.
There are four categories of
Onuma Projects:
- My
Project: These projects,
shown in a gray bar, can be viewed and edited by you. They cannot be
seen by other users unless shared.
- Shared
Read Only: These projects,
shown in gold, are schemes that can be viewed by other all users with
access to your Onuma studio, but can only be edited by the owner.
- Shared
Read/Write: These projects,
shown in green, are schemes that can be viewed and edited by all users
with access to your Onuma studio.
-
Local Templates:
These projects, shown in silver, can be viewed and duplicated by other
all users with access to your Onuma studio, but can only be edited by
the Studio Administrator.
Schemes are organized by
levels:
- Site Plan - This level
accesses the whole site and allows you to see all the buildings at once
- Floor Plan - This level
accesses one building, one floor at a time and allows you to see the
spaces in the building, on that floor.
- Space Plan - This level
accesses one space at a time and allows you to see all the furniture in
that space.
Schemes may be sent using the
send button to other individuals on the team, or even to another
studio. Schemes can also be shared by using the share button in Onuma.
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