This feature makes it possible for anyone, including non-architects, to create views using free shapes and images. A view involving images and free shapes can be used to visualize, for example, a non-technical overview of an architecture or landscape.
The following actions are fully supported when using the feature in the edit mode:
Linking images with images
Linking images with free shapes
Linking views on the lines between images
Linking views on the lines between images and free shapes
You can link one or multiple views to a line or relationship between images. The advantage of this functionality is that by clicking through a relationship or line you can land on another view, which helps to set up a good navigation structure in BlueDolphin.
To create a link between images, click on an image from which you want to create a relationship. The tool buttons will appear around the image.
Click the relationship tool button
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Click the image that you want to create a relationship with.
Select the type of line/relationship:
Also, you can add a text label that provides a description for a relationship between linked images or images and free shapes.
To add a label, click on the small gray square next to the line and type in the text for the label.
To edit, remove, or customize the line between images, right-click on the line, and the window with available options will appear: