To apply filters to active models in the viewer, simply select the second button on the right sidebar of the screen, and choose the first option Load Model Filters.

In this tab, you will find all active models in Models Management, organized by a hierarchical structure:

> Category

   > Family

     > Type

You can remove the entire model by clicking on the checkbox, or remove just one or more of its elements. To confirm the changes and view the final result, just click Apply. In the following example, all windows in the building’s tower of the building have been deselected. See the result:

Level filters

To apply level filters in the models, just select the second filter button to analyze all existing levels. The levels, by default, will appear with the checkbox empty. This way, you can select the levels you want to view separately.

Some levels can appear repeatedly if the modeling of the federated models doesn’t have the levels configured correctly. For example, if there is a difference between the levels of the architecture model and the structure model, the filters will show the levels of the two models separately.

Manual filter

Manual filters allow you to view only selected elements. To do this, start by selecting the element(s) you want to filter in the viewer model. Then click Add Selection.

From the filtered elements, select those that you want to visualize separately and confirm the filter condition in Apply to view the final result.

Advanced filter

The advanced/custom filters allow you to create specific conditions to apply filters to the model.

1 – In the first field, you should choose which type of data you want to search for:

2 – Next, you must choose the condition you want to apply – Starts with, ends with, contains, equals, different of, is, is not, empty, is not empty, null, is not null.

3 – Finally, you should choose the value you want to apply to the condition.

Below is an example of the applied condition:

In addition to the created condition, you also have the possibility of adding other combinations (adding a group or condition), as well as choosing the rule to be applied (not, and, or).

Collaboration Filters

In the filter options of the Collaboration module, there are the same data fields when creating a topic (area, discipline, phase, type, priority, status and assigned). In addition to these fields, you can also search for topics created by a particular team member, and apply filters by date of creation, due date, date of last update and conclusion date.