How 3D Markup in 3DEXPERIENCE Enhances Collaboration and Design Feedback ?

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Simplify Design Reviews with 3D Markup

Let’s face it, design reviews are rarely smooth. Sending screenshots back and forth, trying to explain changes over emails, or jumping between PDF redlines and 3D models... it gets frustrating quickly.

3D Markup on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform is designed to change that. Whether you’re reviewing with internal teams or external collaborators, it helps you communicate clearly, visually, and in context, right on the 3D model.

What is 3D Markup?

3D Markup is a lightweight web-based tool in the 3DEXPERIENCE platform that allows users to review 3D models, create comments, and provide visual feedback, without needing to open CAD software. It works directly on your browser and supports real-time collaboration, making it ideal for non-CAD users too.


Where You’ll Find It

3D Markup is available as an application under the Collaborative Industry Innovator role in the 3DEXPERIENCE platform. If your platform access includes this role, you’ll be able to launch it directly from the compass menu. It opens in your browser and is accessible from anywhere.


Features That Simplify Your Workflow

Here’s what makes 3D Markup incredibly useful:

·        Open any 3D content stored on the platform.

·        View models with standard tools like rotate, pan, and section.

·        Create markups using arrows, text boxes, freehand sketches, or shapes.

·        Organize markups into slides to structure your feedback.

Collaborate in real-time, others can see and respond to your markups instantly.


Working with Slides

Slides in 3D Markup act like visual notes or comment threads. You can capture a specific view, add annotations, and create multiple slides for different feedback points. Each slide can store its camera view, making it easy to walk someone through a design review visually and step-by-step.




Publishing Feedback via 3DSwym

You can share your markups and slides directly to a 3DSwym community or conversation. Just click ‘Publish to 3DSwym,’ pick your community, choose the type of post (Media, Question, Idea, etc.), and click Publish. A screenshot and a link to open the markup in 3DPlay are automatically included.

This ensures feedback doesn’t get lost in emails or screenshots, it lives with your design data, always accessible and traceable.

Why It Matters

The traditional way of doing design reviews i.e PDF redlines, phone calls, or lengthy email threads slows down your team. 3D Markup removes that friction. It brings design discussions into the same platform where your data lives, helps your team stay aligned, and saves you time.

Final Thoughts

If you’re already using the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, 3D Markup is something you should explore. It’s simple, visual, and designed to improve your review process. For design teams that want faster feedback, fewer misunderstandings, and better collaboration… it’s a gamechanger !



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