QR codes can be generated and printed in the Argyle portal. It’s also possible to set the position of a QR code in that same interface. However, it’s important to make sure that the position is in the right format.

There are two ways to set a QR code:

1. Revit Family QR
2. Navisworks coordinate QR

Coordinates and Argyle - the concepts

• I’ve surveyed coordinates - now, how does that communicate with Argyle?
  • Question - what is YOUR standard, and what is the standard of who shot the points?
  • For Argyle’s purposes, the coordinates we’re using come out of the authoring software.
  • IF coordinates connect to authoring software, simply enter the points.
• However, if they’re using project coordinates that are different from your survey coordinates
  • You need to understand how those points relate to your project.
  • If you can bring the points into Revit or Navisworks, you’ll be able to get them into Argyle.
  • However, if the coordinate system is unclear to you, we won’t be able to help.

Revit

Step 1: Import the QR Codes object from the ArgyleRevitPlugin folder, then import Argyle QR.

Step 2: Place and select the QR Revit family in the desired location in the model.

Step 3: Click “Set QR Code” in the Argyle Tab.

Step 4: Choose a project and a QR listing within that project, then submit.

The QR code position has now been successfully saved and configured in the system. You can proceed to use it immediately within the Argyle application, where it will enable precise spatial alignment and positioning during your augmented reality sessions.

Navisworks

HOW TO FIND THE COORDINATE IN NAVISWORKS?