Step 1: Select a starting point. Refine a configuration or start from scratch?

The following options are available to start the configuration:

1. Button “New scene”: Here you start with a single Curt module and build your Curt configuration from scratch. 
2. Select one of the example configurations: If you do not want to start from scratch, you can use one of the example configurations and expand, change and refine it.
3. If you have already worked with the configurator, you can go directly to your last configuration by clicking on “Resume last Session”.

Step 2: Add elements

There are two ways how you can add elements.

1. With the “+ Add Item” button in the main menu, you get a selection of objects that you can add to the current configuration. These are usually a standing Curt module, a lying Curt module or a sofa cushion. Please note that technically standing and lying Curt modules are identical. For programming reasons, however, a distinction is made here between standing and lying. 
   
   After selecting the element, click on one of the green “+” to insert the element at this position.
2. When you have selected an element, the editing menu appears at the bottom. With the “Clone” button you can copy the currently selected element with exactly the same appearance and paste it somewhere else (select one of the green “+” buttons).

Step 3: Arrange configuration

If you want to make changes to your configuration, you have two options:

1. With the „Adjust / Align” button, you can move a module sideways, whether standing or lying. In this way you can decide whether two modules are flush or half offset to each other. 
2. With the “Move” button you can move a selected element to a completely different place. 

Step 4: Match materials and colours

A click on the button “Configure object” opens a side window where you can set the following points.

Now you have the choice between two modes:

1. Basic mode: In this mode, you can only define the fabric and colour for the entire configuration. All objects in the configuration use the same materials and colours. The colour of the zips and also the straps is always matched to the colour of the selected cover fabric. In this mode you can also determine the orientation of the selected module.
2. Advanced mode: In this mode you can choose whether the selected module should have a single-colour or two-colour cover. You can also choose the colour of the zips individually. The colour of the straps can also be set individually in two different modes.