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+ + + Choose whether this project contains levels or not. If you wish to measure all of the plan, let the number of plans equal to one. If you wish to measure certain regions of the plan or have the plan divided into levels, + please type in a number greater than 1 (number of levels). + +
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+ The tool is divided into two main parts: +
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    There are three dropdowns available. Select the name of the project you wish to measure, along with the project part, and the project section. +

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    + Mark the project you want to meaure from the section labeled 'To measure'. Additionally, you have the ability to view any relevant documents you might want.(optional). +
    Once you have selected a specific plan to measure, you will be provided with a pdf with + a colored rectangle drawn in it. Please open this pdf in Bluebeam, measure its area and perimeter, and then enter those values in the textboxes that will shown below the relevant documents. + You may think of this rectangle's measurement as a scale check for Bluebeam. +

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    Before selecting this plan from the 'To Measure' option, please draw shapes around the relevant regions on Bluebeam or using any other external tool if the project you want to measure contains more than 1 level. +
    Additionally, you must include the levels' colors in RGB (Red - Green - Blue) format. + +
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