Getting started Lumeo

On opening, the ProjectHub lists your projects. Start an empty scene to enter the 3D viewport.

• Click “New project” (or Quick Setup) and give it a name.
• The 3D viewport opens, ready to receive objects.
• Everything is saved to the cloud (Save button), with version history.

The projector (VP, virtual projector) is the heart of Lumeo. Add it, pick a model, then aim it.

• Add menu, then Projector.
• Pick a brand and model from the built-in database, or set the optics by hand (throw ratio, lumens, resolution).
• Move and aim the VP with the gizmo; the projection cone and distance update in real time.

Add a surface (wall, screen, cube, floor) to catch the projection, then load an image or test pattern to preview the result.

• Add menu, then Surface; place it facing the VP.
• Load an image (pattern) or a test pattern onto the surface.
• The projection appears, with blending when several VPs aim at the same area.

Lumeo handles LED walls too. Define a panel grid, then group several screens into a LED Compose to get the layout and a pixel canvas.

• Add menu, then LED Wall; pick the panel and the grid (h x v).
• Totals are computed for you: weight, power, pixels, surface.
• Group several screens into a LED Compose, then export the package: 3D model, pattern PNG, layout map and PSD.

Import the set, stage or building as GLB, OBJ or FBX to project onto it and validate angles in the real context.

• Add menu, then Import model (GLB, OBJ, FBX), with live preview.
• The model becomes a projection surface: VPs compute onto it automatically.
• Hide or show sub-parts to isolate what you care about.

Check coverage and brightness, then export the technical dossier for the client or the crew.

• Analysis mode: photometric heatmap (lux) on the surfaces.
• Measurements, dimensions and 3D annotations to document the plan.
• PDF export (technical dossier), 3D export (GLB, OBJ, FBX), and a read-only client viewer link.