Early access Reference → model

"Make it look like this." On your model.

Clients bring a photo. Instead of repainting a picture, Visulixx reads the reference and applies its palette and façade elements to your real model — fins, louvres, jaali, chajjas, cladding bands — sized to the wall you pick.

You needYour model in the 3D Studio and a reference photo.

Part of 3D StudioOpening to early-access studios first

A reference photo's timber fins being applied to a simpler house model
Illustration made with AI · not a product screenshot

How to use it · 3 steps

Step by step.

  1. 1

    Match the palette

    Edit tab → Match a reference photo. Materials change on the matching parts of your model.

  2. 2

    Add façade elements

    Edit tab → Pick a façade → click a wall → Propose elements from a reference photo.

  3. 3

    Accept what you like

    Each proposal has an Add button. Undo removes any of them.

What you get

Reference → model, in short.

Palette from the photoPlaster, stone, wood, metal, glass.
Façade elements as geometryFins, louvres, jaali, chajjas, bands.
Sized to your wallSpacing and depth read from the reference.
You decideNothing is added until you click Add.

Questions

Good to know.

Does it copy the reference building?

No — only its materials and façade elements. Your massing and openings never change.

Can I tweak spacing?

Yes — adjust spacing, depth and colour before adding.

Is it available now?

Part of 3D Studio, opening to early-access studios first.

3D Studio · early access

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