How to distinguish between a 3D object and a modular furnishing

In TilePlanner, there are two distinct types of furnishing items: 3D objects and modular (or configurable) furnishings.

Modular furnishings, which are also called configurable items, give you the opportunity to adjust and customize some of their properties, such as size, color, finishing, accessories, and more. 3D objects, on the other hand, are static objects that cannot be changed.

It can be hard to tell whether an item in TilePlanner is a static 3D object or a configurable item.

When you enter the Furnishing section of the Components Window, you first have to choose the category of item you are searching for, then the collection from which you wish to pick the item.

Within each collection, you can see whether it contains static 3D objects or modular furnishings. Here are a few tips to help you identify them and add them to your project:

3D Object (static)	Modular Furnishing (configurable)
How to identify them: In the Components Window, you'll see each 3D object listed individually with a preview image (see image below)	How to identify them: In the Components Window, you'll see a list classifications to browse before accessing individual items (see image below)
How to add to project: Click the preview image and drag and drop it in the scene	How to add to project: Once you select the desired classification,  you will see a list of preview images. Click the '+' button next to the desired item.