Once you have booked a Visualizer licence plan (https://vrdoro.com/pricing/) you will receive, depending on the licence:

• access to an area for your surveying and visualisation projects, or
• a 3D configurator for your product

We have summarised this information for you here:

If you still need to set up your headset, follow the instructions at Setting up the headset.

Please watch the Tips for the headset and follow the recommendations given.

The following video is a step-by-step guide. It shows you how to open the visualiser in the headset for the first time. If you do not Pen controller as shown in the video, you can also use the Standard controller.

You can find further information on the steps shown in the video below.

When you book a Lizenz you will receive a certain number of projects, depending on your licence plan. The projects contain the tools you have booked. All the data you collect is stored within these projects. For the measurement tools, this includes, for example, the measurement results.

The vrdoro-visualiser is a web platform that you can access via URLs. The vrdoro-editor is the project management tool. You use this to manage and open your visualiser projects.

To do this, log in here on your desktop computer or laptop using a Chrome browser: https://vrdoro.com/editor/

Once you’ve logged in, you’ll see information about your licence and projects on your dashboard:

=== === project overview When you select the menu item visualizer you’ll see your projects and can open one by selecting it.

To view a project in the headset, follow these steps:

1. Log in to https://vrdoro.com/editor/
2. Select a project

Once you’re logged in, you can also, from your desktop computer, use the Share icon Web Launch to open the project directly in the headset browser.

In Mixed Reality, you see your surroundings through the headset’s cameras whilst wearing the headset. Virtual objects are also displayed. Any virtual objects without transparency will obscure the real-world view, regardless of their virtual distance.

To access the Mixed Reality view from within your project, there is often a ‘Get started now’ button. If this is not available – as is the case with the configurators, for example – you can clickplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigClick

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As there is no limit (see here), you’ll see a message from the headset at the start “Create new free-space boundary?”. Simply ignore this; the prompt will disappear after about 10 seconds.

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The menu operation differs between Headset controller and Pen controller .

You open the menu using the Menu button on the left Headset controller. Select menu items using the laser beam on the right-hand controller: they will be highlighted. When you select an item using the button beneath your index finger on the right-hand controller, you trigger the action.

Opening the menu: Briefly press the menu button on the left-hand controller to display the menu.

Hide the menu: Briefly press the menu button on the left-hand controller to hide the menu.

Selecting a menu option: Point the laser beam on the right-hand Headset controller at the menu item and briefly press the front button with your index finger.

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Opening the menu: Press the front pen button briefly to display the menu.

Hide the menu: Point the laser beam not at the menu and briefly press the front pen button.

Select a menu item: Point the laser beam at the menu item and press the front pen button briefly.

You can find out more about using the help in the menu here: Help display

You always access the Help section and all dialogue boxes using the front button on the Pen controller . All other actions, such as working with the position markers, are controlled using the rear button.

All menu items can be selected via voice control, even without opening the menu: to do this, activate voice input using the middle side button on the Pen controller .

The voice commands correspond to the tooltips in the menu. You can get an overview by saying “What (can I say)?”

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If you need to verify or update the permissions for the headset's built-in browser (such as camera or microphone access), follow these steps inside your device:

• Open Settings
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• Find the browser app in your list of installed apps.
• Ensure that permissions like Virtual Camera, Headset Camera, and Microphone are toggled On

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You can trigger a photo capture using any of the following methods:

• Using Voice Commands with the Stylus Pen : Press and hold the middle button on your stylus pen. Look for the red microphone icon to appear, indicating that the system is actively listening for your voice. While holding the button down, clearly speak your command phrase (e.g., “Take photo” or “Capture photo”). Keep the button pressed until you finish speaking your command, then release it.

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Position markers are used in all measurement tools. The video demonstrates:

• how to set position markers
• how to open the context menu
• how to record position markers

Each tool can be added multiple times within a project. Example: You want to measure a floor using the ‘Room Measurement’ tool. There are two ways to do this.

When measuring, you go through all the rooms one after the other. You always move in one direction, either clockwise or anti-clockwise (i.e. always to the right or always to the left). This gives you a single, contiguous space for the entire floor:

Advantages:

• Simple

Disadvantages:

• All data is collected without distinguishing between rooms
• You cannot measure different room heights or floor levels
• You can only visualise one type of floor covering

Advantages:

• Separate data for each room
• Different room heights and floor levels
• Visualisation of different floor coverings

Disadvantage:

• Requires a few more steps to insert the rooms

Using the Standard controller headset, you can position the conservatory using the green or yellow cylinders:

With the Pen controller for precise measurement, you can position the conservatory exactly using the tip of the pen.