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Circling: Circling makes it easy to rotate your model in different directions.

Panning: Panning is locking your model to the desired Zoom level. Your model is now no longer running.

Zoom: Easily zoom in and out on your model.

First Person: With the first person tool you navigate through your model yourself. You can walk through any space you want. When you open this tool, you will see a pop-up with an explanation of how to navigate through a model. At the top right you can see where you are in the model.

Camera interactions: With the various camera functions you are able to adjust the image.

Fit to screen: This allows you to keep the model fitting in the screen. If your model moves out of view, use this tool to place it back in the middle.

Focal length: This is the distance in millimeters between the camera sensor and the center of the lens. This means that the lower the focal length number, the more you see. We call that wide angle. The higher the focal length number, the more the image is brought closer. Then you have more zoom.

Roll: This rotates the image without rotating the model (the view).

Unit of measure: Various tools to measure distances within the model (horizontal, vertical, angles, calibration).

Cross-section analyses: Ability to make various cross-sections, both horizontally and vertically.

Document browser: The document browser shows you all relevant documents of the building/model (even more extensive with Revit files than with ifc files).

Levels: By clicking on a level, only the relevant level is shown. If you click on it again, all other levels will appear again. This way you can easily switch floors on and off.

Model browser: The model browser shows you all relevant elements of the building or model.

Properties: Properties are best used together with the model browser. By turning these on at the same time, you have all the documents and elements of the building together and you can see exactly what belongs to what.

Settings: You can change the settings of the BIM viewer, but in principle they are set correctly for your device.

Full screen: View your model in full screen.