Qonic
  • Getting Started
    • Introduction and Resources
    • Key Concepts
    • Signing Up
  • Documentation
    • Qonic Dashboard
      • Dashboard Overview
      • Your Organization
      • Projects
      • Models
        • Model Version Management
        • Model Access Rights
        • Public Sharing
      • Reports
      • Libraries
        • Codification Libraries
        • Material Libraries
        • Property Libraries
        • Location Library
    • Qonic Application
      • Installation
      • Basics
        • User Interface Overview
        • Navigation and Selection
          • Mouse
          • Trackpad
          • Touch
          • Selection Modes
        • Navigator
        • Shortcuts
      • Querying and Reporting
        • Browse Panel
        • Report Panel
        • Command Center
        • Inspect Panel
        • Libraries Panel
      • Measuring
        • Laser Measure
        • Measure
      • Modeling
        • Creating
          • Create Box
          • Create Cylinder
        • Modifying
          • Transform
          • Push/Pull
          • Connect
          • Align
          • Subtract
          • Slice
          • Assembly Editing
            • Create Assembly
            • Add to Assembly
            • Remove from Assemblies
            • Dissolve Assemblies
          • Material Layer Editing
            • Split into Layers
            • Strip to Layer
            • Replace with Layer
            • Add Layer
            • Flip Layers
          • Correcting scattered models
        • Snapping
  • Other
    • FAQ
    • Release Notes
    • LinkedIn
    • Videos
      • Introducing Qonic
      • Qonic Workflows
      • Quantity Take-Offs Made Easy
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  1. Documentation
  2. Qonic Application
  3. Measuring

Measure

Use this tool to measure quantities of parts in your model.

PreviousLaser MeasureNextModeling

Last updated 2 months ago

  1. Select the part(s) you want to take some measurements from

  2. Click the Measure icon

  3. Choose a calculator

  4. Click Calculate

The result will be displayed, and the measured quantity will be indicated as a blue overlay over the selected parts, to provide visual feedback.

Currently the following calculators are supported:

  • Count: the number of parts selected

  • Net Area: the area of the selected parts. This works best on 'planar' geometry such as walls, slabs and roofs.

  • Gross Area: the area of the selected parts, including the area of the openings.

  • Net Volume: the volume of the selected parts.

  • Gross Volume: the volume of the selected parts, including openings in the part.

  • Length: the length of the selected parts. This works best on 'linear' geometry such as beams, columns or long walls.

Below is an example of the above calculators applied to a selection of two walls.