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From your first section to a clear technical drawing

Learn the Occlusia workflow, connect a supported 3D host, and turn model sections into structured 2D drawings.

Start with the workflow

Occlusia begins with the sections you define in your 3D model. The drawing remains a deliberate, reviewable output.

  1. 01

    Prepare the source model

    Choose the geometry and sections that need to become part of the drawing set.

  2. 02

    Connect the host

    Use the matching Occlusia Link for SketchUp or Blender to pass model information to Occlusia.

  3. 03

    Build the drawing

    Use hatches, line styles, and annotations to establish a readable technical hierarchy.

  4. 04

    Review after changes

    Synchronize again when the model evolves, then review the resulting drawing before delivery.

Choose a starting point

FoundationsGetting startedPrepare a small model, connect your host, and create a first drawing pass.Read the guideFoundationsCore conceptsUnderstand the model, section, drawing, and synchronization relationship.Read the guideIntegrationSketchUp LinkPrepare a SketchUp file and connect it to the Occlusia workflow.Read the guideIntegrationBlender LinkPrepare a Blender scene and connect it to the Occlusia workflow.Read the guideDrawingHatches and line stylesCreate hierarchy and material distinction without adding visual noise.Read the guideDrawingAnnotationsAdd concise context and keep it legible as the drawing changes.Read the guide

What these guides cover

This first documentation set focuses on the product workflow: sections from a 3D model, synchronization through Occlusia Link, and the drawing tools used to structure the 2D result.