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View Mode

2024-01-23T16:16:14Z

Dominik Fae:

== General ==
[[File:View Mode.jpg|thumb|848x848px]]

You can choose between <code>Normal View</code> and <code>Cutaway View</code> with the button in the top-right corner.

'''What is the difference between <code>Normal View</code> and <code>Cutaway View</code>?'''

* In the Normal View the <code>Camera Rotation Center</code> is between <code>Near & Far Plane</code>
* In the Cutaway View the <code>Camera Rotation Center</code> is always the same as the <code>Near Plane</code>
{| class="wikitable"
|+
![[File:Normal View small.png|thumb]]
![[File:Cutaway View small.png|thumb]]
|}

'''What is the Near & Far Plane?'''

Near and far planes represent the depth area you want to be displayed in your scene. All what you'll see in your scene is in this depth area.

The near plan is for the minimal depth being represented (displayed), and the far plane represents the maximum depth you'll see in your scene.

== Normal View ==
'''The <code>Normal View</code> is the default way of moving around in 3D models.'''
* The center of rotation is indicated with the crosshairs
* Rotating the camera is done by holding down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>
* The zoom level can be adjusted with the <code>Mouse-Wheel</code>
* Moving the camera can be done with the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code>
* The rotation point can be moved quickly by <code>Double-Clicking</code> on the desired position

== Cutaway View ==
'''The <code>Cutaway View</code> is an innovative viewing mode. It is a kind of Clipping Box view.'''

With this view mode, you can easily move the <code>Near and Far Plane</code>. It is ideal for moving quickly in buildings and creating sections.

'''How to move the <code>Near and Far Plane</code> at the same time?'''

* Hold down the <code>Middle-Mouse-Button</code>
* Move the mouse up and down

'''How to move the <code>Far Plane</code>?'''

* Press and hold the <code>CTRL</code> key
* Hold down the <code>Middle-Mouse-Button</code>
* Move the mouse up and down

View Mode

2024-01-23T16:15:32Z

Dominik Fae:

== [[General]] ==
[[File:View Mode.jpg|thumb|848x848px]]

You can choose between <code>Normal View</code> and <code>Cutaway View</code> with the button in the top-right corner.

'''What is the difference between <code>Normal View</code> and <code>Cutaway View</code>?'''

* In the Normal View the <code>Camera Rotation Center</code> is between <code>Near & Far Plane</code>
* In the Cutaway View the <code>Camera Rotation Center</code> is always the same as the <code>Near Plane</code>
{| class="wikitable"
|+
![[File:Normal View small.png|thumb]]
![[File:Cutaway View small.png|thumb]]
|}

'''What is the Near & Far Plane?'''

Near and far planes represent the depth area you want to be displayed in your scene. All what you'll see in your scene is in this depth area.

The near plan is for the minimal depth being represented (displayed), and the far plane represents the maximum depth you'll see in your scene.

== Normal View ==
'''The <code>Normal View</code> is the default way of moving around in 3D models.'''
* The center of rotation is indicated with the crosshairs
* Rotating the camera is done by holding down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>
* The zoom level can be adjusted with the <code>Mouse-Wheel</code>
* Moving the camera can be done with the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code>
* The rotation point can be moved quickly by <code>Double-Clicking</code> on the desired position

== Cutaway View ==
'''The <code>Cutaway View</code> is an innovative viewing mode. It is a kind of Clipping Box view.'''

With this view mode, you can easily move the <code>Near and Far Plane</code>. It is ideal for moving quickly in buildings and creating sections.

'''How to move the <code>Near and Far Plane</code> at the same time?'''

* Hold down the <code>Middle-Mouse-Button</code>
* Move the mouse up and down

'''How to move the <code>Far Plane</code>?'''

* Press and hold the <code>CTRL</code> key
* Hold down the <code>Middle-Mouse-Button</code>
* Move the mouse up and down

View Mode

2024-01-23T16:14:48Z

Dominik Fae:

== General ==
[[File:View Mode.jpg|thumb|848x848px]]

{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="1" rowspan="1" |'''Line Measurement'''
! colspan="1" rowspan="1" |'''Area Measurement'''
! colspan="1" rowspan="1" |'''Volume Measurement'''
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Distance
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Area
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Volume
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Polyline
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Area Strip
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Vertical
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Line
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Axis Aligned
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
|}

You can choose between <code>Normal View</code> and <code>Cutaway View</code> with the button in the top-right corner.

'''What is the difference between <code>Normal View</code> and <code>Cutaway View</code>?'''

* In the Normal View the <code>Camera Rotation Center</code> is between <code>Near & Far Plane</code>
* In the Cutaway View the <code>Camera Rotation Center</code> is always the same as the <code>Near Plane</code>
{| class="wikitable"
|+
![[File:Normal View small.png|thumb]]
![[File:Cutaway View small.png|thumb]]
|}

'''What is the Near & Far Plane?'''

Near and far planes represent the depth area you want to be displayed in your scene. All what you'll see in your scene is in this depth area.

The near plan is for the minimal depth being represented (displayed), and the far plane represents the maximum depth you'll see in your scene.

== Normal View ==
'''The <code>Normal View</code> is the default way of moving around in 3D models.'''
* The center of rotation is indicated with the crosshairs
* Rotating the camera is done by holding down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>
* The zoom level can be adjusted with the <code>Mouse-Wheel</code>
* Moving the camera can be done with the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code>
* The rotation point can be moved quickly by <code>Double-Clicking</code> on the desired position

== Cutaway View ==
'''The <code>Cutaway View</code> is an innovative viewing mode. It is a kind of Clipping Box view.'''

With this view mode, you can easily move the <code>Near and Far Plane</code>. It is ideal for moving quickly in buildings and creating sections.

'''How to move the <code>Near and Far Plane</code> at the same time?'''

* Hold down the <code>Middle-Mouse-Button</code>
* Move the mouse up and down

'''How to move the <code>Far Plane</code>?'''

* Press and hold the <code>CTRL</code> key
* Hold down the <code>Middle-Mouse-Button</code>
* Move the mouse up and down

View Mode

2024-01-23T16:14:01Z

Dominik Fae:

View Mode

2024-01-23T16:13:37Z

Dominik Fae:

== General ==
[[File:View Mode.jpg|thumb|848x848px]]

You can choose between <code>Normal View</code> and <code>Cutaway View</code> with the button in the top-right corner.

'''What is the difference between <code>Normal View</code> and <code>Cutaway View</code>?'''

* In the Normal View the <code>Camera Rotation Center</code> is between <code>Near & Far Plane</code>
* In the Cutaway View the <code>Camera Rotation Center</code> is always the same as the <code>Near Plane</code>
{| class="wikitable"
|+
![[File:Normal View small.png|thumb]]
![[File:Cutaway View small.png|thumb]]
|}

'''What is the Near & Far Plane?'''

Near and far planes represent the depth area you want to be displayed in your scene. All what you'll see in your scene is in this depth area.

The near plan is for the minimal depth being represented (displayed), and the far plane represents the maximum depth you'll see in your scene.

==== Normal View ====
'''The <code>Normal View</code> is the default way of moving around in 3D models.'''
* The center of rotation is indicated with the crosshairs
* Rotating the camera is done by holding down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>
* The zoom level can be adjusted with the <code>Mouse-Wheel</code>
* Moving the camera can be done with the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code>
* The rotation point can be moved quickly by <code>Double-Clicking</code> on the desired position

== Cutaway View ==
'''The <code>Cutaway View</code> is an innovative viewing mode. It is a kind of Clipping Box view.'''

With this view mode, you can easily move the <code>Near and Far Plane</code>. It is ideal for moving quickly in buildings and creating sections.

'''How to move the <code>Near and Far Plane</code> at the same time?'''

* Hold down the <code>Middle-Mouse-Button</code>
* Move the mouse up and down

'''How to move the <code>Far Plane</code>?'''

* Press and hold the <code>CTRL</code> key
* Hold down the <code>Middle-Mouse-Button</code>
* Move the mouse up and down

Share Function

2024-01-23T16:09:29Z

Dominik Fae: Created page with " You can share <code>Scenes</code> within the <code>Viewer</code>. The recipient is only able to see the selected data. The <code>Sharing Period</code> can be determined. How to share a <code>Scene</code>? To share a <code>Scene</code>, do the following steps: * Create or choose a <code>Scene</code> you want to share * Press the <code>Save</code> button * Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Scene</code> you want to share * The <code>Context Menu</c..."

You can share <code>Scenes</code> within the <code>Viewer</code>. The recipient is only able to see the selected data. The <code>Sharing Period</code> can be determined.

How to share a <code>Scene</code>?

To share a <code>Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Create or choose a <code>Scene</code> you want to share
* Press the <code>Save</code> button
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Scene</code> you want to share
* The <code>Context Menu</code> appears
* In the <code>Context Menu</code>, click the <code>Share</code> button
* Insert the desired <code>Titel</code> of the <code>Share</code>
* Enter the <code>Availability</code> time
* Enter the <code>Email Address</code> of the person you want to <code>Share the Scene</code> with
* Press the <code>+</code> button beside the <code>Email Address</code>
* You can invite several people at the same time
* Press the <code>Create Share</code> button
* Non registered user will get a <code>Registration Link</code>

Where are <code>Shared Scenes</code> visible?

Project related shares are visible via the <code>Project Overview</code> - <code>Collaboration</code> button

A complete overview of all <code>Scenes</code> shared by you or with you can be seen via the <code>Shares</code> button.

How to change the <code>Availability</code> of a <code>Shared Scene</code>?

To change the <code>Availability</code> of a shared <code>Scene</code> do the following steps:

* Enter <code>Project Overview</code>
* Press the <code>Collaboration</code> button
* Press the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Menu Button</code> on the desired <code>Scene</code>

* Press the <code>Edit</code> button in the <code>Context Menu</code>
* Change the <code>Availability</code> of the <code>Shared Scene</code>
* Press the <code>Save</code> button

How to add more <code>Users</code> to a <code>Share</code>?

To add another <code>User</code> to a <code>Share</code> do the following steps:

* Enter <code>Project Overview</code>
* Press the <code>Collaboration</code> button
* Press the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Menu Button</code> on the desired <code>Scene</code>

* Press the <code>Edit</code> button in the <code>Context Menu</code>
* Enter the <code>Email Address</code> of the person you want to add to the <code>Shared Scene</code>
* Press the <code>+</code> button
* Press the <code>Save</code> button

How to delete a Share?

To delete a <code>Share</code> do the following steps:

* Enter <code>Project Overview</code>
* Press the <code>Collaboration</code> button
* Press the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Menu Button</code> on the desired <code>Scene</code>

* Press the <code>Edit</code> button in the <code>Context Menu</code>
* Press the <code>Unshare</code> button

Upload Data

2024-01-23T16:09:03Z

Dominik Fae: Created page with " You can upload all different kinds of files. How to upload files? * Press the <code>Upload</code> button within the <code>Navigation Pane</code> * The <code>Upload Pane</code> opens on the right side * Press the <code>+ Add Files</code> button * Select one or multiple files to upload (The files should be shown as below) * Press the <code>Upload Files</code> button to start the upload. The current status is shown next to the file name. WARNING: Do not reload or close..."

You can upload all different kinds of files.

How to upload files?

* Press the <code>Upload</code> button within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* The <code>Upload Pane</code> opens on the right side
* Press the <code>+ Add Files</code> button
* Select one or multiple files to upload (The files should be shown as below)
* Press the <code>Upload Files</code> button to start the upload. The current status is shown next to the file name.

WARNING: Do not reload or close the page until all your files are uploaded

* When the upload is finished, the files appear in the <code>Uploads</code> folder
* You can move the files in the <code>Navigation Pane</code> by holding down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> and dragging the files to the desired location

How to delete files?

Deleting files is not possible. Not desired files or incorrectly uploaded files can be hidden.

To hide files, you can do the following steps:

* Choose the files in the <code>Navigation Pane</code> by clicking the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> to open the <code>Context Menu</code> on the files you want to hide
* Press the <code>Hide</code> button
* Press the <code>Save</code> button

How to Upload a new version of a file?

* Select the file to be updated in the Navigation Pane
* Enter the context menu with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>
* Choose <code>Upload New Version</code>
* Press the <code>Select new File</code> button
* Choose the new version of the file
* Add a Note if desired
* Press the <code>Upload Files</code> button

POI

2024-01-23T16:08:48Z

Dominik Fae: Created page with " A <code>POI</code> describes additional information that is referenced to the model or it is a point in space. <code>POI´s</code> can be organized in Layers. A <code>POI</code> can be a label, but can also contain data like * Photos * Doc / docx * PDF How to add a <code>POI</code>? '''Option 1''' * Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> where the POI should be placed * Enter a <code>Label</code> (this is shown within the <code>3D Viewer</code>) * Select the de..."

A <code>POI</code> describes additional information that is referenced to the model or it is a point in space. <code>POI´s</code> can be organized in Layers.

A <code>POI</code> can be a label, but can also contain data like

* Photos
* Doc / docx
* PDF

How to add a <code>POI</code>?

'''Option 1'''

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> where the POI should be placed
* Enter a <code>Label</code> (this is shown within the <code>3D Viewer</code>)
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code> from the list in which the POI is to be stored
* Press the <code>Save</code> button

More about working with POI Layers click here…

'''Option 2'''

* <code>Drag and Drop</code> uploaded files like photos or documents from the <code>Navigation Pane</code> into the <code>Point Cloud</code> or <code>Model</code>
* Press the <code>Save</code> button

How to change the position of a <code>POI</code>?

'''Option 1'''

* Select the <code>POI</code> you want to move in the model with the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code>
* The <code>Edit POI</code> menu appears
* Hold down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>POI</code> to move

'''Option 2'''

* Select the <code>POI</code> you want to move in the model with the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code>
* The <code>Edit POI</code> menu appears
* By clicking on the <code>Pencil</code> next to <code>Position</code>, the X Y Z coordinates can be edited
* You can change the coordinates of the <code>POI</code> manually by entering via the number pad

or

* Hoover over one of the coordinates and turn the mouse wheel
** Mousewheel = 1 cm
** Shift + Mousewheel = 1 mm
** CRTL + Mousewheel = 10 cm

How to add further data to a <code>POI</code>?

* Select the <code>POI</code> you want to add further data with the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code>
* Press the <code>Add images/docs...</code> button
* Select photo or document
* Select the photos you want to add by hoovering over the data and click on the blue tick
* Press the <code>Confirm</code> button
* Press the <code>Save</code> button

How to remove a <code>POI</code>?

* Select the <code>POI</code> you want to remove with the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code>
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button on your Keyboard

Measurement

2024-01-23T16:08:16Z

Dominik Fae:

Measurements are organized and stored in Layers.

==== What is measurable? ====
You can measure any type of 3D data and 2D plans that are visualized.

==== What measurement tools are available? ====
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="1" rowspan="1" |'''Line Measurement'''
! colspan="1" rowspan="1" |'''Area Measurement'''
! colspan="1" rowspan="1" |'''Volume Measurement'''
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Distance
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Area
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Volume
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Polyline
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Area Strip
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Vertical
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Line
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Axis Aligned
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
|}

== Distance Measurement ==
A <code>Distance Measurement</code> is a measurement of the shortest '''path between a specified start- and endpoint.'''

How to create a <code>Distance Measurement</code>?

* Choose the <code>Distance</code> measurement tool
* Click the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> to select a Start / End point in the model or the plan data
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code> from the list in which the measurement is to be stored
* Now you can start the next measurement or store the measurement

More about working with Measurement Layers click here…

How to store a <code>Measurement</code>?

After the measurement has been finished, a number (Number of currently not stored measurements) appears next to the measurement symbol at the top left corner.

* Open the <code>Measurement</code>
* Click on the <code>Red Dialog</code>
* A popup appears, select <code>Save changes</code> to store the measurements

How to change a <code>Distance Measurement</code>?

'''A measurement that has not been stored:'''

As long as the <code>Measurment</code> is not stored, the measurement can be adjusted at both points. You can also select other measurements at this point and edit them.

* To move one measure point, hold down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> and move the point to the desired place

'''A measurement that has already been stored:'''

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the desired <code>Measurement</code> to be modified
* Modify and Store

How to delete a <code>Measurement</code>?

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the <code>Measurement</code> you want to delete
* The <code>Measurement</code> becomes red and is ready to delete
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button on your keyboard or click on the bin

or

* Select the desired measurement in the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> to get into the Context menu
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button

How to move a measurement from one <code>Layer</code> to another?

* Select the measurement you want to move within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Drag and Drop the desired measurement to the other <code>Layer</code>

or

* Go into <code>Edit</code> mode
* Select the measurement you want to move to another <code>Layer</code>
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code>
* Finish and store the measurement

== Polyline Measurement ==
A <code>Polyline Measurement</code> is a measurement of the shortest path along a selection of specified points.

It shows the '''distance between two or more points'''. (XYZ axis)

How to create a <code>Polyline Measurement</code>?

* Choose the <code>Polyline</code> measurement tool
* Select the wanted points in the model or the plan data
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code> from the list in which the measurement is to be stored
* Click on the <code>Finish</code> button
* Now you can start the next measurement or store the measurement

More about working with Measurement Layers click here…

How to store a <code>Measurement</code>?

After the measurement has been finished, a number (Number of currently not stored measurements) appears next to the measurement symbol at the top left corner.

* Open the <code>Measurement</code>
* Click on the <code>Red Dialog</code>
* A popup appears, select <code>Save changes</code> to store the measurements

How to change a <code>Polyline</code> Measurement?

'''A measurement that has not been stored:'''

As long as the <code>Measurment</code> is not stored, the measurement can be adjusted at all points. You can also select other measurements at this point and edit them.

* To '''add a point''' on the <code>Polyline Measurement</code>, click the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> on the red line
* To '''remove a point''' on the <code>Polyline Measurement</code>, click with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> on the blue point you want to remove
* To '''move one point,''' hold down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> and move the point to the desired place

'''A measurement that has already been stored:'''

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the desired <code>Measurement</code> to be modified
* Modify and Store

How to delete a <code>Distance Measurement</code>?

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the <code>Measurement</code> you want to delete
* The <code>Measurement</code> becomes red and is ready to delete
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button on your keyboard or click on the bin

or

* Select the desired measurement in the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> to get into the <code>Context menu</code>
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button

How to move a measurement from one <code>Layer</code> to another?

* Select the measurement you want to move within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Drag and Drop the desired measurement to the other <code>Layer</code>

or

* Go into <code>Edit</code> mode
* Select the measurement you want to move to another <code>Layer</code>
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code>
* Finish and store the measurement

== Vertical Measurment ==
A <code>Vertical Measurement</code> is a measurement of the '''height difference between two specified points.'''

How to do a <code>Vertical Measurement</code>?

* Choose the <code>Vertical</code> measurement tool
* Click the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> to select the point on the top and anywhere on the floor in the model
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code> from the list in which the measurement is to be stored
* Now you can start the next measurement or store the measurement

More about working with Measurement Layers click here…

How to store a <code>Measurement</code>?

After the measurement has been finished, a number (Number of currently not stored measurements) appears next to the measurement symbol at the top left corner.

* Open the <code>Measurement</code>
* Click on the <code>Red Dialog</code>
* A popup appears, select <code>Save changes</code> to store the measurements

How to change a <code>Vertical Measurement</code>?

'''A measurement that has not been stored:'''

As long as the <code>Measurment</code> is not stored, the measurement can be adjusted at both points. You can also select other measurements at this point and edit them.

* To move one measure point, hold down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> and move the point to the desired place
* The middle point of a <code>Vertical Measurement</code> is not moveable

'''A measurement that has already been stored:'''

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the desired <code>Measurement</code> to be modified
* Modify and Store

How to delete a <code>Measurement</code>?

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the <code>Measurement</code> you want to delete
* The <code>Measurement</code> becomes red and is ready to delete
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button on your keyboard or click on the bin

or

* Select the desired measurement in the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> to get into the Context menu
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button

How to move a measurement from one <code>Layer</code> to another?

* Select the measurement you want to move within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Drag and Drop the desired measurement to the other <code>Layer</code>

or

* Go into <code>Edit</code> mode
* Select the measurement you want to move to another <code>Layer</code>
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code>
* Finish and store the measurement

== Axis Aligned Measurement ==
The <code>Axis Aligned Measurement</code> shows the distance on '''all axes between two points'''. (XYZ axis)

How to do an <code>Axis Aligned Measurement</code>?

* Choose the <code>Axis Aligned</code> measurement tool
* Click the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> to select the point on the top and anywhere on the floor in the model
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code> from the list in which the measurement is to be stored
* Now you can start the next measurement or store the measurement

More about working with Measurement Layers click here…

How to store a <code>Measurement</code>?

After the measurement has been finished, a number (Number of currently not stored measurements) appears next to the measurement symbol at the top left corner.

* Open the <code>Measurement</code>
* Click on the <code>Red Dialog</code>
* A popup appears, select <code>Save changes</code> to store the measurements

How to change an <code>Axis Aligned Measurement</code>?

'''A measurement that has not been stored:'''

As long as the <code>Measurment</code> is not stored, the measurement can be adjusted at both points. You can also select other measurements at this point and edit them.

* To move one measure point, hold down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> and move the point to the desired place
* The middle points of a <code>Axis Aligned Measurement</code> are not moveable

'''A measurement that has already been stored:'''

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the desired <code>Measurement</code> to be modified
* Modify and Store

How to delete a <code>Measurement</code>?

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the <code>Measurement</code> you want to delete
* The <code>Measurement</code> becomes red and is ready to delete
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button on your keyboard or click on the bin

or

* Select the desired measurement in the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> to get into the Context menu
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button

How to move a measurement from one <code>Layer</code> to another?

* Select the measurement you want to move within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Drag and Drop the desired measurement to the other <code>Layer</code>

or

* Go into <code>Edit</code> mode
* Select the measurement you want to move to another <code>Layer</code>
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code>
* Finish and store the measurement

== Line Measurement ==
A <code>Line Measurement</code> is a measurement on a '''user-defined plane that calculates the distance between points of interest.'''

How to create a <code>Line Measurement</code>?

* Choose the <code>Line</code> measurement tool
* Select a Start / End point in the model or the plan data
* By clicking on the red line between the Start / End point you can add further measure points on the line
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code> from the list in which the measurement is to be stored
* Click on the <code>Finish</code> button
* Now you can start the next measurement or store the measurement

More about working with Measurement Layers click here…

How to store a <code>Measurement</code>?

After the measurement has been finished, a number (Number of currently not stored measurements) appears next to the measurement symbol at the top left corner.

* Open the <code>Measurement</code>
* Click on the <code>Red Dialog</code>
* A popup appears, select <code>Save changes</code> to store the measurements

How to change a <code>Line</code> Measurement?

'''A measurement that has not been stored:'''

As long as the <code>Measurment</code> is not stored, the measurement can be adjusted at all points. You can also select other measurements at this point and edit them.

* To '''add a point''' on the <code>Line Measurement</code>, click the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> on the red line
* To '''remove a point''' on the <code>Line Measurement</code>, click with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> on the blue point you want to remove
* To '''move one point,''' hold down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> and move the point to the desired place on the red line

'''A measurement that has already been stored:'''

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the desired <code>Measurement</code> to be modified
* Modify and Store

How to delete a <code>Line Measurement</code>?

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the <code>Measurement</code> you want to delete
* The <code>Measurement</code> becomes red and is ready to delete
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button on your keyboard or click on the bin

or

* Select the desired measurement in the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> to get into the <code>Context menu</code>
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button

How to move a measurement from one <code>Layer</code> to another?

* Select the measurement you want to move within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Drag and Drop the desired measurement to the other <code>Layer</code>

or

* Go into <code>Edit</code> mode
* Select the measurement you want to move to another <code>Layer</code>
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code>
* Finish and store the measurement

== Area Measurement ==
The <code>Area</code> measurement is intended for '''area measurements on smooth planes.''' For example the floor or wall surfaces in buildings.

How to do a <code>Area Measurement</code>?

* Choose the <code>Area</code> measurement tool
* Draw a plane with at least 3 points in the model or the plan data
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code> from the list in which the measurement is to be stored
* Click on the <code>Finish</code> button
* Now you can start the next measurement or store the measurement

More about working with Measurement Layers click here…

How to store a <code>Measurement</code>?

After the measurement has been finished, a number (Number of currently not stored measurements) appears next to the measurement symbol at the top left corner.

* Open the <code>Measurement</code>
* Click on the <code>Red Dialog</code>
* A popup appears, select <code>Save changes</code> to store the measurements

How to change a <code>Area</code> Measurement?

'''A measurement that has not been stored:'''

As long as the <code>Measurment</code> is not stored, the measurement can be adjusted at all points. You can also select other measurements at this point and edit them.

* To '''add a point''' on the <code>Area Measurement</code>, click the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> on the red line
* To '''remove a point''' on the <code>Area Measurement</code>, click with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> on the blue point you want to remove
* To '''move one point,''' hold down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> and move the point to the desired place

'''A measurement that has already been stored:'''

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the desired <code>Measurement</code> to be modified
* Modify and Store

How to delete a <code>Area Measurement</code>?

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the <code>Measurement</code> you want to delete
* The <code>Measurement</code> becomes red and is ready to delete
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button on your keyboard or click on the bin

or

* Select the desired measurement in the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> to get into the <code>Context menu</code>
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button

How to move a measurement from one <code>Layer</code> to another?

* Select the measurement you want to move within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Drag and Drop the desired measurement to the other <code>Layer</code>

or

* Go into <code>Edit</code> mode
* Select the measurement you want to move to another <code>Layer</code>
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code>
* Finish and store the measurement

== Area Strip Measurement ==
An <code>Area Strip Measurement</code> allows you to measure the '''area of a triangulated surface.'''

How to create a <code>Area Strip Measurement</code>?

* Choose the <code>Area Strip</code> measurement tool
* Draw a triangle with 3 points in the model
* For a second triangle you need to select a 4th point. This second triangle is created with point 2, 3 and 4 and so on
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code> from the list in which the measurement is to be stored
* Click on the <code>Finish</code> button
* Now you can start the next measurement or store the measurement

More about working with Measurement Layers click here…

How to store a <code>Measurement</code>?

After the measurement has been finished, a number (Number of currently not stored measurements) appears next to the measurement symbol at the top left corner.

* Open the <code>Measurement</code>
* Click on the <code>Red Dialog</code>
* A popup appears, select <code>Save changes</code> to store the measurements

How to change an <code>Area Strip Measure Point</code>?

'''A measurement that has not been stored:'''

As long as the <code>Measurment</code> is not stored, the measurement can be adjusted at all points. You can also select other measurements at this point and edit them.

* To '''remove a point''' on the <code>Area Strip Measurement</code>, click with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> on the blue point you want to remove
* To '''move one point,''' hold down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> and move the point to the desired place

'''Adding another triangle to an Area Strip Measurement is not possible at the moment!'''

'''A measurement that has already been stored:'''

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the desired <code>Measurement</code> to be modified
* Modify and Store

How to delete a <code>Area Strip Measurement</code>?

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the <code>Measurement</code> you want to delete
* The <code>Measurement</code> becomes red and is ready to delete
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button on your keyboard or click on the bin

or

* Select the desired measurement in the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> to get into the <code>Context menu</code>
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button

How to move a measurement from one <code>Layer</code> to another?

* Select the measurement you want to move within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Drag and Drop the desired measurement to the other <code>Layer</code>

or

* Go into <code>Edit</code> mode
* Select the measurement you want to move to another <code>Layer</code>
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code>
* Finish and store the measurement

== Volume Measurement ==
A <code>Volume Measurement</code> refers to the process of determining the '''amount of space occupied by a three-dimensional object.'''

What types of <code>Volume</code> calculation options are available?

'''Volume calculation based on:'''

* '''Best Fit Surface (default calculation type)''' Creates an optimized triangulated surface from the drawn points.
* '''Height''' Calculates the volume above the defined height.
* '''Point Clouds Difference''' Calculates the volume between two sets of point clouds.

How to create a <code>Volume Measurement</code> based on <code>Best Fit Surface</code>?

* Choose the <code>Volume</code> measurement tool
* Select at least 3 points on the <code>Point Cloud</code> to indicate the area to be measured
* Now you are able to calculate the Volume by pressing the <code>Calculate Volume</code> button (wait for the message <code>Calculating Volume succeeded</code>)
* Press the <code>Finish</code> button

or

* Go to <code>Storage Location</code> in the volume menu
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code> from the list in which the measurement is to be stored
* Click on the <code>Finish</code> button
* Now you can start the next measurement or store the measurement

More about working with Measurement Layers click here…

How to create a <code>Volume Measurement</code> based on <code>Height</code>?

* Choose the <code>Volume</code> measurement tool
* Select at least 3 points on the <code>Point Cloud</code> to indicate the area to be measured
* Go to <code>Calculation Type</code> in the volume menu
* Open the drop down menu and choose based on <code>Height</code>
* You can manually enter the height

or

* Click <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> on the desired point within the point cloud
* The height of the selected point is automatically adopted
* Now you are able to calculate the volume by pressing the <code>Calculate Volume</code> button
* The result is saved in the last layer used when storing the Measurement

or

* Enter <code>Storage Location</code>
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code> from the list in which the measurement is to be stored
* Click on the <code>Finish</code> button
* Now you can start the next measurement or store the measurement

More about working with Measurement Layers click here…

How to create a <code>Volume Measurement</code> based on <code>Point Clouds Difference</code>?

* Activate at least 2 point clouds within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Choose the <code>Volume</code> measurement tool
* Select at least 3 points on the <code>Point Cloud</code> to indicate the area to be measured
* Go to <code>Calculation Type</code> in the volume menu
* Open the drop down menu and choose <code>Point Clouds Difference</code>
* In the list, which shows all active point clouds, assign point clouds to the two groups by clicking on the group number (group 1 is the <code>Surface Point Cloud</code> and group 2 the <code>Base Point Cloud</code>)
* Press the <code>Calculate Volume</code> button
* Press the <code>Finish</code> button
* Now you can start the next measurement or store the measurement

More about working with Measurement Layers click here…

How to store a <code>Measurement</code>?

After the measurement has been finished, a number (number of currently not stored measurements) appears next to the measurement symbol at the top left corner.

* Open the <code>Measurement</code>
* Click on the <code>Red Dialog</code>
* A popup appears, select <code>Save changes</code> to store the measurements

How to change a <code>Volume Measurement</code>?

'''A measurement that has not been stored:'''

As long as a measurement is not stored, it can be adjusted at all points. You can also select other measurements at this point and edit them.

* Check whether you are in the correct step of the volume calculation
** Calculation Area
** Calculation Type
** Storage Location

* To '''add a point''' on the <code>Calculation Area</code> of the <code>Volume Measurement</code>, click the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> on the black line.
* To '''remove a point''' of the <code>Calculation Area</code>, click with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> on the blue point you want to remove
* To '''move one point,''' hold down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code> and move the point to the desired place

'''A measurement that has already been stored:'''

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the desired <code>Measurement</code> to be modified
* Check whether you are in the correct step of the volume calculation
** Calculation Area
** Calculation Type
** Storage Location
* Modify and Store

How to delete a <code>Volume Measurement</code>?

* Enter the <code>Edit-Measurement</code> tool
* Click on the <code>Measurement</code> you want to delete
* The <code>Measurement</code> becomes red and is ready to delete
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button on your keyboard or click on the bin

or

* Select the desired measurement in the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> to get into the <code>Context menu</code>
* Press the <code>Delete</code> button

How to move a <code>Measurement</code> from one <code>Layer</code> to another?

* Select the measurement you want to move within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Drag and Drop the desired measurement to the other <code>Layer</code>

or

* Go into <code>Edit</code> mode
* Select the measurement you want to move to another <code>Layer</code>
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code>
* Finish and store the measurement

Measurement

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Tools

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Dominik Fae: Created page with "The <code>inUworld Plaform Viewer</code> has several tools for * Measure 2D and 3D data * Editing Point Clouds * Data Visualization = Available Tools on inUworld: = {| class="wikitable" ! colspan="1" rowspan="1" |'''Measurement''' ! colspan="1" rowspan="1" |'''Editing''' ! colspan="1" rowspan="1" |'''Visualization''' |- | colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Distance | colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Cleanup | colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Clipping Box |- | colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Polyline |..."

The <code>inUworld Plaform Viewer</code> has several tools for

* Measure 2D and 3D data
* Editing Point Clouds
* Data Visualization

= Available Tools on inUworld: =
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="1" rowspan="1" |'''Measurement'''
! colspan="1" rowspan="1" |'''Editing'''
! colspan="1" rowspan="1" |'''Visualization'''
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Distance
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Cleanup
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Clipping Box
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Polyline
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Alignment
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Selection
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Vertical
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Modification
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Line
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Registration
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Axis Aligned
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Deviation analysis
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Area
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Area Strip
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
|-
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |Volume
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
| colspan="1" rowspan="1" |
|}

Log in

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== Login ==
Login is only possible with a [[Registration|registered and confirmed E-Mail address.]]

* Visit [https://inuworld.com inuworld.com]
* Enter your registered E-Mail and your Password
* Press the "Login" Button
* You will get access to your Project Overview.
[[File:Login.png|thumb|600x600px|center]]

== Reset Password ==
If you have '''lost your password''', click on the <code>[https://inuworld.com/reset_password Reset Password]</code> button. You will get an email with further info and a <code>Reset Link</code>.
[[File:PW-Reset.png|thumb|600x600px|center]]

Log in

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=== Login ===
Login is only possible with a [[Registration|registered and confirmed E-Mail address.]]

* Visit [https://inuworld.com inuworld.com]
* Enter your registered E-Mail and your Password
* Press the "Login" Button
* You will get access to your Project Overview.
[[File:Login.png|thumb|600x600px|center]]

== Reset Password ==
If you have '''lost your password''', click on the <code>[https://inuworld.com/reset_password Reset Password]</code> button. You will get an email with further info and a <code>Reset Link</code>.
[[File:PW-Reset.png|thumb|600x600px|center]]

Options

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In the <code>Options</code> menu, you can change the Language and the Design.

= Design =
You can choose between the following designs:

* <code>Light Mode</code>
* <code>Dark Mode</code>

= Language =

* The following languages are currently supported:
** <code>English</code>
** <code>German</code>

= Object Visualization =
With the <code>Object Visualization</code>, you globally enable or disable the visualization of a specific file type without having to interact with the files in the <code>Navigation Pane.</code>

= Point Color =
Occasionally, you may want to color point clouds for a better visualization.

In this case, you can use the <code>Point Color</code> to change how point clouds should be colored.

Currently, only a global <code>Color Mode</code> is supported!

At the moment we support the following coloring:

* Original
* Normals
* Gray
* Single
* Unique
* Frame Time

* Highlight Selected

== Original ==
Shows the original color of the <code>Point Cloud</code>.

Typically, this colorization mode shows the <code>RGB</code> data of a point cloud.

== Normals ==
Shows the point normals of <code>Point Clouds</code>.

The normals of a point cloud are vectors that describe the orientation of a point in a 3D point cloud with respect to its surrounding points. In other words, they provide information about the local geometry of the surface represented by the point cloud.

== Gray ==
Shows all <code>Point Clouds</code> colored in <code>Gray</code>.

== Single ==
Shows all <code>Point Clouds</code> colored in <code>Red</code>

It's useful when comparing point cloud data with 2D plans or IFC models.

== Unique ==
Visualizes each visible scan with a unique color.

It's useful for comparing point clouds from the same scene but captured at a different date.

== Frame Time ==
For <code>InU-Scan</code> datasets, the point cloud can be colored according to the recorded time frame

The points differ in color from the beginning of the scan to the end of the scan. Blue points are scanned first, red colored points last.

== Highlight Selected ==
If a model consists of several point clouds, a selected scan can be visualized in <code>Red</code> by activating the option <code>Highlight Selected</code>.

How to highlight a scan?

* Choose the <code>Scan</code> you want to highlight in the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Select <code>Highlight Selected</code> in the <code>Point Color</code> menu

View Mode

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View Mode

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View Mode

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View Mode

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== General ==
[[File:View Mode.jpg|thumb|848x848px]]

You can choose between <code>Normal View</code> and <code>Cutaway View</code> with the button in the top-right corner.

'''What is the difference between <code>Normal View</code> and <code>Cutaway View</code>?'''

* In the Normal View the <code>Camera Rotation Center</code> is between <code>Near & Far Plane</code>
* In the Cutaway View the <code>Camera Rotation Center</code> is always the same as the <code>Near Plane</code>
{| class="wikitable"
|+
![[File:Normal View small.png|thumb]]
!
|}

'''What is the Near & Far Plane?'''

Near and far planes represent the depth area you want to be displayed in your scene. All what you'll see in your scene is in this depth area.

The near plan is for the minimal depth being represented (displayed), and the far plane represents the maximum depth you'll see in your scene.

== Normal View ==
'''The <code>Normal View</code> is the default way of moving around in 3D models.'''
* The center of rotation is indicated with the crosshairs
* Rotating the camera is done by holding down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>
* The zoom level can be adjusted with the <code>Mouse-Wheel</code>
* Moving the camera can be done with the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code>
* The rotation point can be moved quickly by <code>Double-Clicking</code> on the desired position

== Cutaway View ==
'''The <code>Cutaway View</code> is an innovative viewing mode. It is a kind of Clipping Box view.'''

With this view mode, you can easily move the <code>Near and Far Plane</code>. It is ideal for moving quickly in buildings and creating sections.

'''How to move the <code>Near and Far Plane</code> at the same time?'''

* Hold down the <code>Middle-Mouse-Button</code>
* Move the mouse up and down

'''How to move the <code>Far Plane</code>?'''

* Press and hold the <code>CTRL</code> key
* Hold down the <code>Middle-Mouse-Button</code>
* Move the mouse up and down

File:Normal View small.png

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Normal View

File:Cutaway View small.png

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Cutaway View

View Mode

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Dominik Fae: Created page with "== General == 848x848px You can choose between <code>Normal View</code> and <code>Cutaway View</code> with the button in the top-right corner. '''What is the difference between <code>Normal View</code> and <code>Cutaway View</code>?''' * In the Normal View the <code>Camera Rotation Center</code> is between <code>Near & Far Plane</code> * In the Cutaway View the <code>Camera Rotation Center</code> is always the same as the <code>Near Plan..."

== General ==
[[File:View Mode.jpg|thumb|848x848px]]

You can choose between <code>Normal View</code> and <code>Cutaway View</code> with the button in the top-right corner.

'''What is the difference between <code>Normal View</code> and <code>Cutaway View</code>?'''

* In the Normal View the <code>Camera Rotation Center</code> is between <code>Near & Far Plane</code>
* In the Cutaway View the <code>Camera Rotation Center</code> is always the same as the <code>Near Plane</code>

{| class="wikitable"
![[File:Normal View.png|thumb]]
![[File:Cutaway View.png|thumb]]
|}

'''What is the Near & Far Plane?'''

Near and far planes represent the depth area you want to be displayed in your scene. All what you'll see in your scene is in this depth area.

The near plan is for the minimal depth being represented (displayed), and the far plane represents the maximum depth you'll see in your scene.

== Normal View ==
'''The <code>Normal View</code> is the default way of moving around in 3D models.'''
* The center of rotation is indicated with the crosshairs
* Rotating the camera is done by holding down the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>
* The zoom level can be adjusted with the <code>Mouse-Wheel</code>
* Moving the camera can be done with the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code>
* The rotation point can be moved quickly by <code>Double-Clicking</code> on the desired position

== Cutaway View ==
'''The <code>Cutaway View</code> is an innovative viewing mode. It is a kind of Clipping Box view.'''

With this view mode, you can easily move the <code>Near and Far Plane</code>. It is ideal for moving quickly in buildings and creating sections.

'''How to move the <code>Near and Far Plane</code> at the same time?'''

* Hold down the <code>Middle-Mouse-Button</code>
* Move the mouse up and down

'''How to move the <code>Far Plane</code>?'''

* Press and hold the <code>CTRL</code> key
* Hold down the <code>Middle-Mouse-Button</code>
* Move the mouse up and down

File:Cutaway View.png

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Cutaway View

File:Normal View.png

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Normal View

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You can choose between Normal View and Cutaway View

Layer

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== General ==
A <code>Layer</code> manages a group of Measurements or POIs in a flat hierarchy

You can create the following <code>Layers</code>:

* Measurement Layer
* POI Layer

<code>Measurements</code> or <code>POIs</code> can be combined in one <code>Layer</code>. An example is the combination of <code>Area Measurements</code> of an apartment, a floor, or a whole residential complex. This also applies to <code>Line</code> or <code>Volume Measurements</code>.

== Measurement Layer ==
A <code>Measurement Layer</code> manages a group of <code>Measurements</code> in a flat hierarchy.

You can mix all sorts of measurements in one layer, or you can organize them in different ones.

Click here to see more about Measurements…

[[File:Mesurement Layer.png|thumb|400x400px]]
How to create a <code>Measurement Layer</code>?

* Create a <code>Measurement</code>

* Press the <code>Finish</code> button
* If no <code>Measurement Layer</code> exists in the project, a layer will be created after the first measurement is completed and stored.
[[File:Store Measurement.png|thumb|400x400px]]

How to store a <code>Measurement</code>?

After the measurement has been finished, a number (number of measurements not yet saved) appears next to the measurement symbol at the top left corner.

* Open the Measurement
* Click on the red dialog
* A popup appears, select <code>Save changes</code> to store the measurements
[[File:Existing Measurement.png|thumb|400x400px]]

How to store a <code>Measurement</code>in an already existing or new <code>Layer</code>?

Within a measurement, you have the option of creating a <code>new Layer</code> or selecting an <code>existing Layer</code>.

* Open the pull-down menu under <code>Measurement Layer</code>
* Select a <code>Layer</code> from the list
* The measurement will be stored in the selected <code>Layer</code>

or

* Enter the desired <code>Layer</code> name
* Press the blue <code>“+"</code> button
* The measurement will be stored in the new <code>Layer</code>

How to rename a <code>Measurement Layer</code>?

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Measurement Layer</code>
* In the <code>Context Menu</code> select the <code>Rename</code> entry
* Rename the <code>Layer</code>

How to show or hide a <code>Measurement Layer</code>?

* Hover the mouse cursor over the desired <code>Layer</code>. An icon with an <code>Eye</code> appears on the right side. Click on that icon with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>.

How to show all measurements in a <code>Measurement Layer</code> within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>?

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Measurement Layer</code>
* Now you can see the individual measurements within this layer
* To show or hide an individual measurement, hover the mouse cursor over the desired measurement. An icon with an <code>Eye</code> appears on the right side. Click on that icon with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>.

How to move a measurement from one <code>Layer</code> to another?

* Select the measurement you want to move
* Drag and Drop the desired measurement to the other <code>Layer</code>

or

* Go into <code>Edit</code> mode
* Select the measurement you want to move to another <code>Layer</code>
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code>
* Finish and store the measurement

== POI Layer ==
A POI <code>Layer</code> manages a group of <code>POIs</code> in a flat hierarchy.

You can mix different kinds of data in one layer, or you can organize them in different ones.

Click here to see more about POIs…

How to create a POI <code>Layer</code>?

* If no <code>POI Layer</code> exists in the project, a layer will be created after placing the first <code>POI</code>

[[File:POI Layer.png|thumb|400x400px]]
How to select or create a new POI <code>Layer</code>?

Within the POI menu, you have the option of creating a <code>new Layer</code> or selecting an <code>existing Layer</code>.

* Open the pull-down menu under <code>Save POI to</code>
* Select a <code>Layer</code> from the list
* The POI will be stored in the selected <code>Layer</code>

or

* Enter the desired <code>Layer</code> name
* Press the blue <code>“+"</code> button
* The POI will be stored in the new <code>Layer</code>

How to show or hide a POI <code>Layer</code>?

* Hover the mouse cursor over the desired layer. An icon with an <code>Eye</code> appears on the right side. Click on that icon with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>

How to show all <code>Data</code> in a POI <code>Layer</code> within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>?

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>POI Layer</code>
* Now you can see the individual <code>POIs</code> within this layer
* To show or hide an individual <code>POI</code> hoover the mouse cursor over the desired <code>POI</code>. An icon with an <code>Eye</code> appears on the right side. Click on that icon with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>

File:POI Layer.png

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How to select or create a new POI Layer?

Layer

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Dominik Fae:

== General ==
A <code>Layer</code> manages a group of Measurements or POIs in a flat hierarchy

You can create the following <code>Layers</code>:

* Measurement Layer
* POI Layer

<code>Measurements</code> or <code>POIs</code> can be combined in one <code>Layer</code>. An example is the combination of <code>Area Measurements</code> of an apartment, a floor, or a whole residential complex. This also applies to <code>Line</code> or <code>Volume Measurements</code>.

== Measurement Layer ==
A <code>Measurement Layer</code> manages a group of <code>Measurements</code> in a flat hierarchy.

You can mix all sorts of measurements in one layer, or you can organize them in different ones.

Click here to see more about Measurements…

[[File:Mesurement Layer.png|thumb|400x400px]]
How to create a <code>Measurement Layer</code>?

* Create a <code>Measurement</code>

* Press the <code>Finish</code> button
* If no <code>Measurement Layer</code> exists in the project, a layer will be created after the first measurement is completed and stored.
[[File:Store Measurement.png|thumb|400x400px]]

How to store a <code>Measurement</code>?

After the measurement has been finished, a number (number of measurements not yet saved) appears next to the measurement symbol at the top left corner.

* Open the Measurement
* Click on the red dialog
* A popup appears, select <code>Save changes</code> to store the measurements
[[File:Existing Measurement.png|thumb|400x400px]]

How to store a <code>Measurement</code>in an already existing or new <code>Layer</code>?

Within a measurement, you have the option of creating a <code>new Layer</code> or selecting an <code>existing Layer</code>.

* Open the pull-down menu under <code>Measurement Layer</code>
* Select a <code>Layer</code> from the list
* The measurement will be stored in the selected <code>Layer</code>

or

* Enter the desired <code>Layer</code> name
* Press the blue <code>“+"</code> button
* The measurement will be stored in the new <code>Layer</code>

How to rename a <code>Measurement Layer</code>?

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Measurement Layer</code>
* In the <code>Context Menu</code> select the <code>Rename</code> entry
* Rename the <code>Layer</code>

How to show or hide a <code>Measurement Layer</code>?

* Hover the mouse cursor over the desired <code>Layer</code>. An icon with an <code>Eye</code> appears on the right side. Click on that icon with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>.

How to show all measurements in a <code>Measurement Layer</code> within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>?

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Measurement Layer</code>
* Now you can see the individual measurements within this layer
* To show or hide an individual measurement, hover the mouse cursor over the desired measurement. An icon with an <code>Eye</code> appears on the right side. Click on that icon with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>.

How to move a measurement from one <code>Layer</code> to another?

* Select the measurement you want to move
* Drag and Drop the desired measurement to the other <code>Layer</code>

or

* Go into <code>Edit</code> mode
* Select the measurement you want to move to another <code>Layer</code>
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code>
* Finish and store the measurement

== POI Layer ==
A POI <code>Layer</code> manages a group of <code>POIs</code> in a flat hierarchy.

You can mix different kinds of data in one layer, or you can organize them in different ones.

Click here to see more about POIs…

How to create a POI <code>Layer</code>?

* If no <code>POI Layer</code> exists in the project, a layer will be created after placing the first <code>POI</code>

How to select or create a new POI <code>Layer</code>?

Within the POI menu, you have the option of creating a <code>new Layer</code> or selecting an <code>existing Layer</code>.

* Open the pull-down menu under <code>Save POI to</code>
* Select a <code>Layer</code> from the list
* The POI will be stored in the selected <code>Layer</code>

or

* Enter the desired <code>Layer</code> name
* Press the blue <code>“+"</code> button
* The POI will be stored in the new <code>Layer</code>

How to show or hide a POI <code>Layer</code>?

* Hover the mouse cursor over the desired layer. An icon with an <code>Eye</code> appears on the right side. Click on that icon with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>

How to show all <code>Data</code> in a POI <code>Layer</code> within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>?

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>POI Layer</code>
* Now you can see the individual <code>POIs</code> within this layer
* To show or hide an individual <code>POI</code> hoover the mouse cursor over the desired <code>POI</code>. An icon with an <code>Eye</code> appears on the right side. Click on that icon with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>

File:Existing Measurement.png

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Dominik Fae:

How to store a Measurementin an already existing or new Layer?

File:Store Measurement.png

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How to store a Measurement?

Layer

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Dominik Fae: Created page with "== General == A <code>Layer</code> manages a group of Measurements or POIs in a flat hierarchy You can create the following <code>Layers</code>: * Measurement Layer * POI Layer <code>Measurements</code> or <code>POIs</code> can be combined in one <code>Layer</code>. An example is the combination of <code>Area Measurements</code> of an apartment, a floor, or a whole residential complex. This also applies to <code>Line</code> or <code>Volume Measurements</code>. == Mea..."

== General ==
A <code>Layer</code> manages a group of Measurements or POIs in a flat hierarchy

You can create the following <code>Layers</code>:

* Measurement Layer
* POI Layer

<code>Measurements</code> or <code>POIs</code> can be combined in one <code>Layer</code>. An example is the combination of <code>Area Measurements</code> of an apartment, a floor, or a whole residential complex. This also applies to <code>Line</code> or <code>Volume Measurements</code>.

== Measurement Layer ==
A <code>Measurement Layer</code> manages a group of <code>Measurements</code> in a flat hierarchy.

You can mix all sorts of measurements in one layer, or you can organize them in different ones.

Click here to see more about Measurements…

How to create a <code>Measurement Layer</code>?

* Create a <code>Measurement</code>

* Press the <code>Finish</code> button
* If no <code>Measurement Layer</code> exists in the project, a layer will be created after the first measurement is completed and stored.

How to store a <code>Measurement</code>?

After the measurement has been finished, a number (number of measurements not yet saved) appears next to the measurement symbol at the top left corner.

* Open the Measurement
* Click on the red dialog
* A popup appears, select <code>Save changes</code> to store the measurements

How to store a <code>Measurement</code>in an already existing or new <code>Layer</code>?

Within a measurement, you have the option of creating a <code>new Layer</code> or selecting an <code>existing Layer</code>.

* Open the pull-down menu under <code>Measurement Layer</code>
* Select a <code>Layer</code> from the list
* The measurement will be stored in the selected <code>Layer</code>

or

* Enter the desired <code>Layer</code> name
* Press the blue <code>“+"</code> button
* The measurement will be stored in the new <code>Layer</code>

How to rename a <code>Measurement Layer</code>?

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Measurement Layer</code>
* In the <code>Context Menu</code> select the <code>Rename</code> entry
* Rename the <code>Layer</code>

How to show or hide a <code>Measurement Layer</code>?

* Hover the mouse cursor over the desired <code>Layer</code>. An icon with an <code>Eye</code> appears on the right side. Click on that icon with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>.

How to show all measurements in a <code>Measurement Layer</code> within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>?

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Measurement Layer</code>
* Now you can see the individual measurements within this layer
* To show or hide an individual measurement, hover the mouse cursor over the desired measurement. An icon with an <code>Eye</code> appears on the right side. Click on that icon with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>.

How to move a measurement from one <code>Layer</code> to another?

* Select the measurement you want to move
* Drag and Drop the desired measurement to the other <code>Layer</code>

or

* Go into <code>Edit</code> mode
* Select the measurement you want to move to another <code>Layer</code>
* Select the desired <code>Layer</code>
* Finish and store the measurement

== POI Layer ==
A POI <code>Layer</code> manages a group of <code>POIs</code> in a flat hierarchy.

You can mix different kinds of data in one layer, or you can organize them in different ones.

Click here to see more about POIs…

How to create a POI <code>Layer</code>?

* If no <code>POI Layer</code> exists in the project, a layer will be created after placing the first <code>POI</code>

How to select or create a new POI <code>Layer</code>?

Within the POI menu, you have the option of creating a <code>new Layer</code> or selecting an <code>existing Layer</code>.

* Open the pull-down menu under <code>Save POI to</code>
* Select a <code>Layer</code> from the list
* The POI will be stored in the selected <code>Layer</code>

or

* Enter the desired <code>Layer</code> name
* Press the blue <code>“+"</code> button
* The POI will be stored in the new <code>Layer</code>

How to show or hide a POI <code>Layer</code>?

* Hover the mouse cursor over the desired layer. An icon with an <code>Eye</code> appears on the right side. Click on that icon with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>

How to show all <code>Data</code> in a POI <code>Layer</code> within the <code>Navigation Pane</code>?

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>POI Layer</code>
* Now you can see the individual <code>POIs</code> within this layer
* To show or hide an individual <code>POI</code> hoover the mouse cursor over the desired <code>POI</code>. An icon with an <code>Eye</code> appears on the right side. Click on that icon with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>

File:Mesurement Layer.png

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How to create a Measurement Layer

Navigation Pane

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== General ==
'''In the <code>Navigation Pane</code> you can organize and manage data.'''

'''To avoid confusion, it is recommended to build a proper structure.'''
[[File:Navigation Pane.png|thumb]]

Within the <code>Navigation Pane</code> you can organize and create:

* Initial Scene
* Folders
* Topology
* Scene
* Layer
** Measurement Layer
** Annotation Layer

'''How to open the Context Menu?'''

By clicking the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> in the <code>Navigation Pane</code> on any data, the <code>Context Menu</code> appears.

'''How to move the content of the navigation panel?'''

The content can be moved and organized as required using <code>Drag and Drop.</code>

== Initial Scene ==
What is the <code>Initial Scene</code>?

The <code>Initial Scene</code> is the first view on your data when opening the project.

The following data can be displayed in the <code>Initial Scene</code>:

* Point Clouds
* 2D / 3D Plans
* Measurement Layer
* Annotation Layer

How to set up an <code>Initial Scene</code>?

To set an <code>Initial Scene</code> do the following steps:

* Activate or deactivate the data you want to display
* Click the <code>...</code> button in <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Update Initial Scene</code> button

How to change the <code>Initial Scene</code>?

To change and update an <code>Initial Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Activate or deactivate the data you want to display
* Change the camera position to the desired place
* Click the <code>...</code> button in the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Update Initial Scene</code> button

== Scene ==
What is a <code>Scene</code>?

A <code>Scene</code> can be thought of as a point of interest in place and in time.

A <code>Scene</code> is a group of data that describes a specific state of the <code>Viewer</code>. A state includes everything that has an influence on what the user sees at the moment. Examples are camera position, camera orientation, point cloud colorization, or which data is currently visible.

The <code>Scene</code> is also ideal for visualizing construction progress. You can create a scene for scans of day X and another one for scans of day Y.

How to set a <code>Scene</code>?

To set a <code>Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Activate all your data you want to display
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> in the <code>Navigation Pane</code> where the new scene should be created in

How to change / update a <code>Scene</code>?

To change and update a <code>Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Enter the <code>Scene</code> to be changed via the eye icon
* Activate or deactivate data you want to display
* Change the camera position to the desired place
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Scene</code> that should be changed
* In the <code>Context Menu</code>, click the <code>Update Scene</code> button

How to delete a <code>Scene</code>?

To delete a <code>Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Scene</code> to be deleted
* The <code>Context Menu</code> appears
* Click the <code>Remove</code> button

Scenes can be shared

Click here to see more about Share Function…

== Topology ==
What is a <code>Topology</code>?

<code>Topologies</code> can be used to define specific regions in space based on <code>Spatial Constraints</code>. For example, a <code>Clipping Box</code> is a simple <code>Spatial Constraint</code> that uses the six faces of a <code>Cuboid</code> to define the three-dimensional region of a <code>Topology</code>. Each <code>Topology</code> can be split up again into finer subdivisions, giving one the flexibility to use as many hierarchical levels as required to model a specific case. All <code>Topologies</code> of a <code>Scan Project</code> are stored within the same <code>Navigation Pane</code>.

How to add a <code>Topology</code>?

To set a <code>Topology</code> do the following steps:

* Activate the <code>Clipping Box</code>
* Move and resize the <code>Clipping Box</code> to the desired area (e.g., one floor)
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> in the <code>Navigation Pane</code> where the new <code>Topology</code> should be created
* In the <code>Context Menu</code>, select the <code>New Topology</code> entry

How to activate a <code>Topology</code>?

* Hover the mouse over the desired <code>Topology</code>
* <code>Left-Click</code> on the <code>Display</code> icon that appears next to the name

How to change / update a <code>Topology</code>?

* Activate the desired <code>Topology</code>
* Move and resize the <code>Clipping Box</code> to the desired area
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Topology</code> to be changed to open the <code>Context Menu</code>
* Select the <code>Update Spatial Constraint</code> entry

How to delete a <code>Topology</code>?

To delete a <code>Topology</code>, do the following steps:

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Topology</code> to be deleted
* The <code>Context Menu</code> appears
* Select the <code>Remove</code> entry

== Show / Hide data in the Viewer ==
In the <code>Navigation Pane</code> you have the possibility to show or hide certain data.

How to show or hide data?

* Hover the moues over the desired data
* An eye appears next to the name
* To '''show''' or '''hide single data''' in the <code>Viewer</code> you have to click on the eye with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>
* All currently visualized data are highlighted in bold

How to show or hide all data at the same time?

* Display or hide all data by clicking the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Root Node</code> to open the <code>Context Menu</code>
* In the <code>Context Menu</code> you can choose <code>Make All Visible</code> or <code>Make All Invisible</code> by clicking the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>

Navigation Pane

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== Overview ==
'''In the <code>Navigation Pane</code> you can organize and manage data.'''

'''To avoid confusion, it is recommended to build a proper structure.'''
[[File:Navigation Pane.png|thumb]]

Within the <code>Navigation Pane</code> you can organize and create:

* Initial Scene
* Folders
* Topology
* Scene
* Layer
** Measurement Layer
** Annotation Layer

'''How to open the Context Menu?'''

By clicking the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> in the <code>Navigation Pane</code> on any data, the <code>Context Menu</code> appears.

'''How to move the content of the navigation panel?'''

The content can be moved and organized as required using <code>Drag and Drop.</code>

== Initial Scene ==
What is the <code>Initial Scene</code>?

The <code>Initial Scene</code> is the first view on your data when opening the project.

The following data can be displayed in the <code>Initial Scene</code>:

* Point Clouds
* 2D / 3D Plans
* Measurement Layer
* Annotation Layer

How to set up an <code>Initial Scene</code>?

To set an <code>Initial Scene</code> do the following steps:

* Activate or deactivate the data you want to display
* Click the <code>...</code> button in <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Update Initial Scene</code> button

How to change the <code>Initial Scene</code>?

To change and update an <code>Initial Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Activate or deactivate the data you want to display
* Change the camera position to the desired place
* Click the <code>...</code> button in the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Update Initial Scene</code> button

== Scene ==
What is a <code>Scene</code>?

A <code>Scene</code> can be thought of as a point of interest in place and in time.

A <code>Scene</code> is a group of data that describes a specific state of the <code>Viewer</code>. A state includes everything that has an influence on what the user sees at the moment. Examples are camera position, camera orientation, point cloud colorization, or which data is currently visible.

The <code>Scene</code> is also ideal for visualizing construction progress. You can create a scene for scans of day X and another one for scans of day Y.

How to set a <code>Scene</code>?

To set a <code>Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Activate all your data you want to display
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> in the <code>Navigation Pane</code> where the new scene should be created in

How to change / update a <code>Scene</code>?

To change and update a <code>Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Enter the <code>Scene</code> to be changed via the eye icon
* Activate or deactivate data you want to display
* Change the camera position to the desired place
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Scene</code> that should be changed
* In the <code>Context Menu</code>, click the <code>Update Scene</code> button

How to delete a <code>Scene</code>?

To delete a <code>Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Scene</code> to be deleted
* The <code>Context Menu</code> appears
* Click the <code>Remove</code> button

Scenes can be shared

Click here to see more about Share Function…

== Topology ==
What is a <code>Topology</code>?

<code>Topologies</code> can be used to define specific regions in space based on <code>Spatial Constraints</code>. For example, a <code>Clipping Box</code> is a simple <code>Spatial Constraint</code> that uses the six faces of a <code>Cuboid</code> to define the three-dimensional region of a <code>Topology</code>. Each <code>Topology</code> can be split up again into finer subdivisions, giving one the flexibility to use as many hierarchical levels as required to model a specific case. All <code>Topologies</code> of a <code>Scan Project</code> are stored within the same <code>Navigation Pane</code>.

How to add a <code>Topology</code>?

To set a <code>Topology</code> do the following steps:

* Activate the <code>Clipping Box</code>
* Move and resize the <code>Clipping Box</code> to the desired area (e.g., one floor)
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> in the <code>Navigation Pane</code> where the new <code>Topology</code> should be created
* In the <code>Context Menu</code>, select the <code>New Topology</code> entry

How to activate a <code>Topology</code>?

* Hover the mouse over the desired <code>Topology</code>
* <code>Left-Click</code> on the <code>Display</code> icon that appears next to the name

How to change / update a <code>Topology</code>?

* Activate the desired <code>Topology</code>
* Move and resize the <code>Clipping Box</code> to the desired area
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Topology</code> to be changed to open the <code>Context Menu</code>
* Select the <code>Update Spatial Constraint</code> entry

How to delete a <code>Topology</code>?

To delete a <code>Topology</code>, do the following steps:

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Topology</code> to be deleted
* The <code>Context Menu</code> appears
* Select the <code>Remove</code> entry

== Show / Hide data in the Viewer ==
In the <code>Navigation Pane</code> you have the possibility to show or hide certain data.

How to show or hide data?

* Hover the moues over the desired data
* An eye appears next to the name
* To '''show''' or '''hide single data''' in the <code>Viewer</code> you have to click on the eye with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>
* All currently visualized data are highlighted in bold

How to show or hide all data at the same time?

* Display or hide all data by clicking the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Root Node</code> to open the <code>Context Menu</code>
* In the <code>Context Menu</code> you can choose <code>Make All Visible</code> or <code>Make All Invisible</code> by clicking the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>

Navigation Pane

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Dominik Fae:

'''In the <code>Navigation Pane</code> you can organize and manage data.'''

'''To avoid confusion, it is recommended to build a proper structure.'''
[[File:Navigation Pane.png|thumb]]

Within the <code>Navigation Pane</code> you can organize and create:

* Initial Scene
* Folders
* Topology
* Scene
* Layer
** Measurement Layer
** Annotation Layer

'''How to open the Context Menu?'''

By clicking the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> in the <code>Navigation Pane</code> on any data, the <code>Context Menu</code> appears.

'''How to move the content of the navigation panel?'''

The content can be moved and organized as required using <code>Drag and Drop.</code>

== Initial Scene ==
What is the <code>Initial Scene</code>?

The <code>Initial Scene</code> is the first view on your data when opening the project.

The following data can be displayed in the <code>Initial Scene</code>:

* Point Clouds
* 2D / 3D Plans
* Measurement Layer
* Annotation Layer

How to set up an <code>Initial Scene</code>?

To set an <code>Initial Scene</code> do the following steps:

* Activate or deactivate the data you want to display
* Click the <code>...</code> button in <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Update Initial Scene</code> button

How to change the <code>Initial Scene</code>?

To change and update an <code>Initial Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Activate or deactivate the data you want to display
* Change the camera position to the desired place
* Click the <code>...</code> button in the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Update Initial Scene</code> button

== Scene ==
What is a <code>Scene</code>?

A <code>Scene</code> can be thought of as a point of interest in place and in time.

A <code>Scene</code> is a group of data that describes a specific state of the <code>Viewer</code>. A state includes everything that has an influence on what the user sees at the moment. Examples are camera position, camera orientation, point cloud colorization, or which data is currently visible.

The <code>Scene</code> is also ideal for visualizing construction progress. You can create a scene for scans of day X and another one for scans of day Y.

How to set a <code>Scene</code>?

To set a <code>Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Activate all your data you want to display
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> in the <code>Navigation Pane</code> where the new scene should be created in

How to change / update a <code>Scene</code>?

To change and update a <code>Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Enter the <code>Scene</code> to be changed via the eye icon
* Activate or deactivate data you want to display
* Change the camera position to the desired place
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Scene</code> that should be changed
* In the <code>Context Menu</code>, click the <code>Update Scene</code> button

How to delete a <code>Scene</code>?

To delete a <code>Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Scene</code> to be deleted
* The <code>Context Menu</code> appears
* Click the <code>Remove</code> button

Scenes can be shared

Click here to see more about Share Function…

== Topology ==
What is a <code>Topology</code>?

<code>Topologies</code> can be used to define specific regions in space based on <code>Spatial Constraints</code>. For example, a <code>Clipping Box</code> is a simple <code>Spatial Constraint</code> that uses the six faces of a <code>Cuboid</code> to define the three-dimensional region of a <code>Topology</code>. Each <code>Topology</code> can be split up again into finer subdivisions, giving one the flexibility to use as many hierarchical levels as required to model a specific case. All <code>Topologies</code> of a <code>Scan Project</code> are stored within the same <code>Navigation Pane</code>.

How to add a <code>Topology</code>?

To set a <code>Topology</code> do the following steps:

* Activate the <code>Clipping Box</code>
* Move and resize the <code>Clipping Box</code> to the desired area (e.g., one floor)
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> in the <code>Navigation Pane</code> where the new <code>Topology</code> should be created
* In the <code>Context Menu</code>, select the <code>New Topology</code> entry

How to activate a <code>Topology</code>?

* Hover the mouse over the desired <code>Topology</code>
* <code>Left-Click</code> on the <code>Display</code> icon that appears next to the name

How to change / update a <code>Topology</code>?

* Activate the desired <code>Topology</code>
* Move and resize the <code>Clipping Box</code> to the desired area
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Topology</code> to be changed to open the <code>Context Menu</code>
* Select the <code>Update Spatial Constraint</code> entry

How to delete a <code>Topology</code>?

To delete a <code>Topology</code>, do the following steps:

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Topology</code> to be deleted
* The <code>Context Menu</code> appears
* Select the <code>Remove</code> entry

== Show / Hide data in the Viewer ==
In the <code>Navigation Pane</code> you have the possibility to show or hide certain data.

How to show or hide data?

* Hover the moues over the desired data
* An eye appears next to the name
* To '''show''' or '''hide single data''' in the <code>Viewer</code> you have to click on the eye with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>
* All currently visualized data are highlighted in bold

How to show or hide all data at the same time?

* Display or hide all data by clicking the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Root Node</code> to open the <code>Context Menu</code>
* In the <code>Context Menu</code> you can choose <code>Make All Visible</code> or <code>Make All Invisible</code> by clicking the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>

Navigation Pane

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* Initial Scene
* Folders
* Topology
* Scene
* Layer
** Measurement Layer
** Annotation Layer

'''In the <code>Navigation Pane</code> you can organize and manage data.'''

'''To avoid confusion, it is recommended to build a proper structure.'''
[[File:Navigation Pane.png|thumb]]

Within the <code>Navigation Pane</code> you can organize and create:

'''How to open the Context Menu?'''

By clicking the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> in the <code>Navigation Pane</code> on any data, the <code>Context Menu</code> appears.

'''How to move the content of the navigation panel?'''

The content can be moved and organized as required using <code>Drag and Drop.</code>

== Initial Scene ==
What is the <code>Initial Scene</code>?

The <code>Initial Scene</code> is the first view on your data when opening the project.

The following data can be displayed in the <code>Initial Scene</code>:

* Point Clouds
* 2D / 3D Plans
* Measurement Layer
* Annotation Layer

How to set up an <code>Initial Scene</code>?

To set an <code>Initial Scene</code> do the following steps:

* Activate or deactivate the data you want to display
* Click the <code>...</code> button in <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Update Initial Scene</code> button

How to change the <code>Initial Scene</code>?

To change and update an <code>Initial Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Activate or deactivate the data you want to display
* Change the camera position to the desired place
* Click the <code>...</code> button in the <code>Navigation Pane</code>
* Click the <code>Update Initial Scene</code> button

== Scene ==
What is a <code>Scene</code>?

A <code>Scene</code> can be thought of as a point of interest in place and in time.

A <code>Scene</code> is a group of data that describes a specific state of the <code>Viewer</code>. A state includes everything that has an influence on what the user sees at the moment. Examples are camera position, camera orientation, point cloud colorization, or which data is currently visible.

The <code>Scene</code> is also ideal for visualizing construction progress. You can create a scene for scans of day X and another one for scans of day Y.

How to set a <code>Scene</code>?

To set a <code>Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Activate all your data you want to display
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> in the <code>Navigation Pane</code> where the new scene should be created in

How to change / update a <code>Scene</code>?

To change and update a <code>Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Enter the <code>Scene</code> to be changed via the eye icon
* Activate or deactivate data you want to display
* Change the camera position to the desired place
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Scene</code> that should be changed
* In the <code>Context Menu</code>, click the <code>Update Scene</code> button

How to delete a <code>Scene</code>?

To delete a <code>Scene</code>, do the following steps:

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Scene</code> to be deleted
* The <code>Context Menu</code> appears
* Click the <code>Remove</code> button

Scenes can be shared

Click here to see more about Share Function…

== Topology ==
What is a <code>Topology</code>?

<code>Topologies</code> can be used to define specific regions in space based on <code>Spatial Constraints</code>. For example, a <code>Clipping Box</code> is a simple <code>Spatial Constraint</code> that uses the six faces of a <code>Cuboid</code> to define the three-dimensional region of a <code>Topology</code>. Each <code>Topology</code> can be split up again into finer subdivisions, giving one the flexibility to use as many hierarchical levels as required to model a specific case. All <code>Topologies</code> of a <code>Scan Project</code> are stored within the same <code>Navigation Pane</code>.

How to add a <code>Topology</code>?

To set a <code>Topology</code> do the following steps:

* Activate the <code>Clipping Box</code>
* Move and resize the <code>Clipping Box</code> to the desired area (e.g., one floor)
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> in the <code>Navigation Pane</code> where the new <code>Topology</code> should be created
* In the <code>Context Menu</code>, select the <code>New Topology</code> entry

How to activate a <code>Topology</code>?

* Hover the mouse over the desired <code>Topology</code>
* <code>Left-Click</code> on the <code>Display</code> icon that appears next to the name

How to change / update a <code>Topology</code>?

* Activate the desired <code>Topology</code>
* Move and resize the <code>Clipping Box</code> to the desired area
* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Topology</code> to be changed to open the <code>Context Menu</code>
* Select the <code>Update Spatial Constraint</code> entry

How to delete a <code>Topology</code>?

To delete a <code>Topology</code>, do the following steps:

* Click the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Topology</code> to be deleted
* The <code>Context Menu</code> appears
* Select the <code>Remove</code> entry

== Show / Hide data in the Viewer ==
In the <code>Navigation Pane</code> you have the possibility to show or hide certain data.

How to show or hide data?

* Hover the moues over the desired data
* An eye appears next to the name
* To '''show''' or '''hide single data''' in the <code>Viewer</code> you have to click on the eye with the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>
* All currently visualized data are highlighted in bold

How to show or hide all data at the same time?

* Display or hide all data by clicking the <code>Right-Mouse-Button</code> on the <code>Root Node</code> to open the <code>Context Menu</code>
* In the <code>Context Menu</code> you can choose <code>Make All Visible</code> or <code>Make All Invisible</code> by clicking the <code>Left-Mouse-Button</code>

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Organize and manage data.

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Log in

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Log in

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== Login ==
Login is only possible with a [[Registration|registered and confirmed E-Mail address.]]

* Visit [https://inuworld.com inuworld.com]
* Enter your registered E-Mail and your Password
* Press the "Login" Button
* You will get access to your Project Overview.
[[File:Login.png|left|thumb|600x600px]]

== Reset Password ==
If you have '''lost your password''', click on the <code>[https://inuworld.com/reset_password Reset Password]</code> button. You will get an email with further info and a <code>Reset Link</code>.
[[File:PW-Reset.png|left|thumb|600x600px]]

Log in

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== Login ==
Login is only possible with a [[Registration|registered and confirmed E-Mail address.]]

* Visit [https://inuworld.com inuworld.com]
* Enter your registered E-Mail and your Password
* Press the "Login" Button
* You will get access to your Project Overview.
[[File:Login.png|left|thumb|600x600px]]

== Reset Password ==
If you have '''lost your password''', click on the <code>[https://inuworld.com/reset_password Reset Password]</code> button. You will get an email with further info and a <code>Reset Link</code>.
[[File:PW-Reset.png|left|thumb|600x600px]]

Log in

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== Login ==
Login is only possible with a [[Registration|registered and confirmed E-Mail address.]]

* Visit [https://inuworld.com inuworld.com]
* Enter your registered E-Mail and your Password
* Press the "Login" Button
* You will get access to your Project Overview.
[[File:Login.png|left|thumb|600x600px]]

== Reset Password ==
If you have '''lost your password''', click on the <code>[https://inuworld.com/reset_password Reset Password]</code> button. You will get an email with further info and a <code>Reset Link</code>.
[[File:PW-Reset.png|left|thumb|600x600px]]

Log in

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Login is only possible with a [[Registration|registered and confirmed E-Mail address.]]

* Visit [https://inuworld.com inuworld.com]
* Enter your registered E-Mail and your Password
* Press the "Login" Button
* You will get access to your Project Overview.
[[File:Login.png|left|thumb|600x600px]]

If you have '''lost your password''', click on the <code>[https://inuworld.com/reset_password Reset Password]</code> button. You will get an email with further info and a <code>Reset Link</code>.
[[File:PW-Reset.png|left|thumb|600x600px]]

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Reset your Password

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