(D) Image, Gallery

Manual Page 5: Right Panel - Viewing and Managing Your Creations

This section explains how your generated images are displayed and managed.

Right Panel - Image Display Area:

• Image Display and Comparison Feature:

  • Function: After the generation process is complete, "the generated image is displayed here."

  • 'Image' Tab and Comparison Toggle Button: Next to the 'Image' tab label, there is a toggle button. This key feature helps users easily compare the scene before and after AI generation.

    • When the toggle is activated: The final AI-generated image is displayed.

    • When the toggle is deactivated: The previous Revit model scene, which was the basis for the rendering, is displayed.

  • Goal: Users can instantly switch between the original model and the AI result by simply flicking this toggle, allowing for immediate comparison.

• Image Controls (Top right of the Image Display Area):

  • These controls are used to manage and utilize the generated images.

  • Upscale Button: Increases the resolution of the currently displayed generated image, making it suitable for print-quality or presentation visuals.

  • Zoom Button (Magnifying glass icon): Opens the current image enlarged in a separate new window, allowing for a more detailed and closer examination of its specifics.

  • Save Button: Saves the currently displayed generated image as an image file to your computer.

Bottom Gallery Preview (Horizontal strip at the bottom of the interface):

• Image Stacking Feature: "Images you generated while ArchiFilm is running are stacked up as thumbnails in this gallery area." This provides a concise visual history of your creations within the current session.

• Operation and Auto-Save: While the list of thumbnails in this gallery preview might be reset when you restart the program, all generated images are automatically saved to the 'BIMIL\ArchiFilm' folder located within your user's Documents folder. Therefore, you can always find your previous work in that specific folder. _{*Clicking the up arrow button (gallery expansion) in the gallery preview area will expand the gallery. When expanded, a button that provides a direct shortcut to the auto-save folder will appear next to the 'Gallery' title.}

• Interaction: Clicking a thumbnail in this gallery will typically display that image in the main "Image Display Area" above.