Please read the following before you use this tool.

Note : The algorithm is based on detecting shapes and colors from the plan. Some shapes such as tables and textboxes containing information about the plan may be seen as shapes as well, therefore inserted into the algorithm as well. To avoid this, please clean up the plan before you choose to measure it by erasing them or by drawing a white rectangle above them using any external tool.

The tool is divided into two main parts:

First Part

You will find three dropdowns. Choose the name of the project you want to measure, along with the project part, and the project section.

Please double check the project section chosen as this chooses the code that will be applied to the plan.

Mark the project you wish to meaure from the section labeled 'To measure'. You could also choose any relevant documents you wish to see (optional).
Pixel to Metric conversion important notes : When you choose to measure a specific plan, you will be provided with a pdf that has a white rectangle drawn in it. Please open this pdf in Bluebeam and measure its area and perimeter and insert them in the textboxes that will be shown below. When measuring this rectangle, you could consider it as the scale check done on Bluebeam.

Notes when measuring secion 1.0: 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).
If you choose Measure specific regions, please draw shapes around the desired regions on Bluebeam or any external tool before choosing to measure this plan.
You should also insert the colors of the levels in rgb format (Red-Green-Blue).

Second part

First, please open the google sheets link labeled 'Legend' and fill in the names of each shape.
Ex. The first row shows the measurement of GB-1 , in the first column type in GB-1.
After you are done with filling in the legend, go back to the ADR Console. You will find three dropdowns and three textboxes.

The first dropdown will allow you to choose whether the shape is a ground beam or a pile cap.

The second dropdown is the choice of (Area-perimeter-Length-Count).

The third dropdown gives you the first part of the MC-T Name.

Then fill in the rows below the dropdowns with the corresponding detail and depth. The plus button allows you to add more rows within this block.
There is another button above the dropdowns (to the right) that allows you to add another block and repeat the process for another item (Ground Beam or Pile Cap) or (Area-perimeter-Length-Count).