It contains all the image annotations made for the purpose of inspection. For more information, visit Image annotations.

it contains the inventory items recognized by Artificial Intelligence. This layer is only available for Cell tower asset types when the project has reached the final status Completed. The inventories are grouped based on the detected inventory types (Panel Antenna, Microwave Antenna, and Ancillary Box). When clicking the individual inventory items, the detailed Inventory item Card panel opens on the right. The color bar in front of the inventory items shows the on/off status of the inventory item. Inventory item name can be changed by clicking on name from the Inventory item card.
The icon allows the user to set the public/private status for each of the inventory items. The inventory items set as public will be available through the share-link and JSON/PDF reports while the inventory items set as private will not. This allows sharing only a subset of inventory items or to generate the reports based on the current public/private selection.

It contains created measurements such as distance, area, and volumes. Click on icon to turn off/on the visibility of the measurement. 

It contains the input files of the project. The color bar in front of the camera shows the color of the highest severity level made on the annotation.

it contains processed 2D/3D layers such as Elevation map, Image map, 3D Model, and Textured 3D Model.

it contains all the exportable reports, inputs, and outputs. For more information, visit Export.

It allows to pan the map/model, select and modify an element in the views, visualize its details in the Details panel.

It allows to draw a (poly)line annotation and extract measurements. An elevation profile can be generated from a distance measurement. For more information visit: How to generate an elevation profile.

It allows to draw a polygon annotation and extract measurements from it.

It allows to add a new inventory item manually and all the extra information needed (weight, depth, width, height, status, etc.). 

It allows to click on any part of the 3D view and get an image showing the exact point that best fits the actual 3D orientation as well as all the images showing the same exact point, which will be marked on the image carrousel with a pin .  

Feedback is provided in the 2D/3D about where the north is located in the current 2D/3D point of view.

• In the 2D: it allows to enable or disable the labels (measurements and names) on the annotations.
• In the 3D: it allows changing the color in the 3D background, enabling or disabling the labels (measurements and names) on the annotations, and defining the size and number of millions of points to be displayed in the model. To access these options: 

1. 1. 1. Ensure to be in the 3D view.
      2. Click : the following settings can be changed:

• • • Camera control: Aerial or first-person navigation. 
    • Background color: color in the 3D background.
    • Millions of points: points shown in the 3D view.
    • Show labels: labels on measurements, annotations, and inventory items can be activated or deactivated.

The rendering can rely on an adaptive or a fixed point size mode.

• • • Adaptive: the size of the points reflects the LoD level (not the precision) that is being displayed. This can create disparities among the points where some appear larger than others.
    • Fixed: the size of the points does not adapt to the LoD being displayed. This mode can favor a better rendering in particular situations, especially those where models contain thin structures.

To change the point size mode:

1. 1. 1. On the Layers tab of the left side navigation bar, select the 3D Model layer.
      2. On the right, the 3D Model details panel opens. Select Fixed or Adaptive as Point size mode.

To change the point size:

1. 1. 1. On the Layers tab of the left side navigation bar, select the 3D Model layer.
      2. On the right, the 3D Model details panel opens. Select the size of the points for the selected Point size mode.

The command takes a screenshot from the active view at the current zoom level and without the user interface.

• In the 2D: the screenshot contains the selected 2D layers with the selected basemap, the active annotations with their labels, if displayed.
• In the 3D: the screenshot contains the selected 3D layers with the selected background color, the active annotations with their labels, if displayed.

(only available in 2D) It shows the user's current position. A pop-up message from the user internet browser might ask to allow Pix4Dinspect to track the user location.

It allows to center the map/model onto the centered/default point of view.

it allows to zoom into the map/model.

it allows to zoom out of the map/model.