View and Download 3D Models in the Documents Tool

Click Home to quickly return to the Home viewpoint for the model. You can also use a keyboard shortcut: CTRL+0 (Windows) or CMD+0 (Mac).

Click Default (or press V on your keyboard) to navigate the model using the default camera view.

• Left-click + drag: Click the left mouse button and drag the cursor up or down across the screen to rotate the camera.
• Scroll: Press the scroll button on your mouse and scroll up or down to move the camera forward or backward.
• Middle-click + drag: Press the middle click button on your mouse to move the camera perpendicularly.
  Tip! You can also perform this action by pressing and holding the space bar on your keyboard and clicking the left mouse button at the same time.
• Right-click: Click the right mouse button to select an object and access the following options from the drop-down menu:
  • Click Hide Object to hide the selected object from the view.
  • Click Hide Similar to hide objects with the same name.
  • Click Isolate to isolate the selected object in the view.
  • Click Isolate in X-Ray Mode to activate X-Ray mode, which will show the selected objects while simplifying the rest of the model.
  • Click View Properties to view properties for the selected object.
  • Click Zoom to Selection to zoom to the bounding box of the selected object.

Click Fly (or press F on your keyboard) to navigate the model from the camera view at varying velocities.
Note: The velocity of the camera movement will increase or decrease depending on how far you move the cursor on your mouse.

• Left-click + drag up or down: Click the left mouse button and drag the cursor up or down to move the camera into or away from the model.
• Left-click + drag left or right: Click the left mouse button and drag the cursor left or right to rotate the camera clockwise or counterclockwise.
• Scroll: Press the scroll button on your mouse and scroll to rotate the camera up or down.
• Middle-click + drag: Press the middle click button on your mouse to move the camera perpendicularly.
  Tip!  You can also perform this action by pressing and holding the space bar on your keyboard and clicking the left mouse button at the same time.
• Right-click: Click the right mouse button to select an object and access the following options from the drop-down menu:
  • Click Hide Object to hide the selected object from the view.
  • Click Hide Similar to hide objects with the same name.
  • Click Isolate to isolate the selected object in the view.
  • Click Isolate in X-Ray Mode to activate X-Ray mode, which will show the selected objects while simplifying the rest of the model.
  • Click View Properties to view properties for the selected object.
  • Click Zoom to Selection to zoom to the bounding box of the selected object.

Click Orbit (or press O on your keyboard) to rotate the camera from a fixed point.

• Left-click on an object: Click on an object with the left mouse button and drag the cursor left or right to rotate the camera around the click point.
• Left-click on an empty space: Click the left mouse button on an empty space to rotate the camera around the centre of the model.
• Middle-click + drag: Press the middle click button on your mouse to move the camera perpendicularly around an object.
  Tip! You can also perform this action by pressing and holding the space bar on your keyboard and clicking the left mouse button at the same time.
• Right-click: Click the right mouse button to select an object and access the following options from the drop-down menu:
  • Click Hide Object to hide the selected object from the view.
  • Click Hide Similar to hide objects with the same name.
  • Click Isolate to isolate the selected object in the view.
  • Click Isolate in X-Ray Mode to activate X-Ray mode, which will show the selected objects while simplifying the rest of the model.
  • Click View Properties to view properties for the selected object.
  • Click Zoom to Selection to zoom to the bounding box of the selected object.

You can search for a specific object name to automatically apply it as a filter to see all results for the object in the model. All objects beneath the filtered object are automatically included, but you can choose to hide or show objects as necessary.

1. Click Objects to open the Model Objects window. You can also use a keyboard shortcut: ALT+O (Windows) or OPTION+O (Mac).
2. Enter an object name in the search bar and submit your search by pressing ENTER or RETURN on your keyboard or clicking the magnifying glass  icon. The number of results is shown in the search bar, with the object names highlighted in the object tree.
   Note: Results are only shown after you submit the search. 
3. Click the expand arrow  to view objects underneath a level, and click the show  or hide  icons as necessary. See the Objects: Show or Hide Objects section below for more information.  

1. Click Objects to open the Model Objects window. You can also use a keyboard shortcut: ALT+O (Windows) or OPTION+O (Mac).
2. The following options are available:
   Note:  indicates an object is shown and indicates an object is hidden.
   • Click the arrows to expand or collapse levels of the object tree. 
   • Mark the checkboxes for objects that you want to perform actions on. Click the Object Actions menu to access the following options:
     • Hide Object: Click to hide any selected objects from the view.
     • Isolate: Click to isolate any selected objects from the view.
     • Isolate in X-Ray Mode: Click to activate X-Ray mode, which will show the selected objects while simplifying the rest of the model.
     • Zoom to Selection: Click to zoom to the bounding box of any selected objects in the view.
   • If you want to show all objects on the model again, click Unhide in the top menu. 
     

1. Click Properties to view the object's properties. You can also right-click on the model and select Properties or use a keyboard shortcut: ALT+P (Windows) or OPTION+P (Mac).
   This will open a separate Properties window that can be resized and moved as needed.
2. The Properties window has two tabs you can choose to view properties in:
   • Default: While this tab is selected, only Procore's default list of properties are shown.
   • All Properties: While this tab is selected, all of the properties are shown.
3. If you want to locate specific properties, enter a search term into the search bar. A list of matching results will automatically appear after you begin typing.
   Note:
   • Partial searches are supported and searches are not case-sensitive.
   • After your search is complete, clear the search to view all properties again.

1. Click Measure (or press M on your keyboard) to launch the Measurement tool.
2. Click on two objects to automatically calculate the shortest distance between them.
   Note: Measurement units default to feet and inches. Click Settings if you want to change measurement units.

1. Click Section Box to open the sectioning tool.
2. Click and drag (up and down or left and right) to adjust the section box and slice through the model. 
3. Click the Section Box drop-down menu to access the following actions:
   • Display Planes: Shows or hides the section planes. 
   • Reset Planes: Resets the section planes. 
   • Zoom to Box Extents: Zooms to show the extents of the section box. 

You can view the model in normal and X-Ray modes. X-Ray mode is helpful when you need to focus on certain objects without other objects blocking your view.

1. Select the objects that you want to view in the Objects window.
2. Click X-Ray in the toolbar.
   OR
   Right-click on the objects and select Isolate in X-Ray Mode.

• Click Settings to open the Settings window.
  • Select the measurement unit that you want to use from the drop-down menu. The following options are currently available:
    • Ft' In"
    • Metres
    • Millimetres

To select the following actions from the navigation toolbar on a model, press the corresponding key(s) on your keyboard.