By default, the Secondary View displays the 2D Map view in the bottom left of the screen.
Click anywhere on the secondary view to move to the closest location.
The secondary view provides an overview and context of where you are in the scanned site:
Click anywhere on the secondary view to move to the closest location of the click.
A blue dot indicates your location with a gray zone showing the direction of travel.
Use the mouse wheel to zoom in and out of the 2D Map view.
As you navigate around the site in the main screen, the 2D Map view will also change.
Shows the Point of Interest (POI) that has been created.
To swap views so that the Secondary View is the main view on the screen and the Panorama/Point cloud view becomes the Secondary view, click the expand icon, as shown below.
Secondary View Layers
The Secondary View contains four layers which show different details. Click the Layers icon to change between the layers.
The Standard layer shows the location of Panoramas and POIs.
The Datasets layer shows the location and names of datasets.
The Site entities layer shows the location and names of Site Model entities.
The Scan data layer shows the scanning trajectory and control points.
FAQ
What is displayed in the Secondary View by default?
The Secondary View displays the 2D Map view in the bottom left of the screen.
What does the blue dot represent in the Secondary View?
The blue dot indicates your location, with a gray zone showing the direction of travel.
Can I zoom in and out of the 2D Map view?
Yes, you can use the mouse to zoom in and out of the 2D Map view.
Does the 2D Map view change as I navigate the site?
Yes, as you navigate around the site in the main screen, the 2D Map view will also change.
How can I swap the views between the Secondary View and the Panorama/Point cloud view?
To swap views, click the expand icon to make the Secondary View the main view on the screen.
What layers are available in the Secondary View?
The Secondary View contains four layers: Standard, Datasets, Site entities, and Scan data.
What information does the Standard layer show?
The Standard layer shows the location of Panoramas and Points of Interest (POIs).
What does the Datasets layer display?
The Datasets layer shows the location and names of datasets.
What is shown in the Scan data layer?
The Scan data layer shows the scanning trajectory and control points.