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Viewer project floorplan

  • Last UpdatedOct 24, 2025
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A site floorplan is presented upon entry to the project. Viewer supports the use of multiple floorplans which can either be derived from laser data or from .pdf files. These are typically set to correspond with the site major elevation changes and are defined by the person creating the Viewer project. Sectional plans can also be used for side elevations at key points of interest. If a user wishes to switch to a different floorplan they can do so through the Project Components Browser ‘Floorplan’ tab.

Site floorplan of a Viewer project

Floorplan movement controls

For desktops and laptops:

Pan – Left mouse click and drag

Zoom – Roll mouse wheel

For mobile devices:

Pan – Finger press and drag

Zoom - Pinch

Note: Viewer floorplans will offer an increased level of detail as the user navigates & zooms to a point of interest.

Floorplan elevation with scan site markers

Master floorplan with scan site markers

If the project being accessed has multi-level floorplans, the extents of the linked floorplans will be shown on the primary floorplan as shown above. Hover over the floorplan extents box to show the name of the linked floorplan. Double click on the floorplan extents box to load the linked floorplan.

To turn on the display of multi-level floorplans, please enable the Enable multi-level interactivity in floorplan option under the Floorplan Options menu.

Please note that multi-level floorplans are applicable to PDF floorplans only.

The project scan locations are identified as blue markers on the floorplan. Markers with a red center represent unloaded scans. Markers with a green center represent loaded scans.

Project scan locations with blue scan markers on a floorplan

When an area contains a close grouping of scans, the scan sites will be clustered together on the floorplan for clarity. This will make the floorplan visible even when the project contains many scans. The cluster will display the total number of scans included. When double-clicked, the floorplan will zoom in and expand the cluster into individual scan sites.

Blue square representing a project panoramic image location with a red center to show that panoramic images are unloaded

The project panoramic image locations are identified as blue squares on the floorplan. Squares with a red center represent unloaded panoramic images. Squares with a green center represent loaded panoramic images.

Floorplan displaying 3D markups

The floorplan view can also display the project 3D Markups, measurements, objects and Benchmarks. This allows the user to determine where they are located within the building or facility, so that appropriate scans can be opened in which to display them. Items that are currently selected will be displayed in the floorplan.

In order to see Benchmarks in the floorplan please enable the Always Show Benchmarks in Floorplans option under the Floorplan Options menu.

Loading scans or panoramic images from a floorplan

To load scans or panoramic images from the floorplan:

  • Double-click on a scan site or panoramic image marker (or)

  • Double tap on a scan site or panoramic image marker

Scan site marker

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