From within Review Board, you can simultaneously Zoom To notifications in ICE 2D plan view and ICE 3D. The Zoom To feature locates an object in ICE 2D plan view and ICE 3D, selecting it and bringing you in for a close-up view. In ICE 2D plan view, ICE also highlights the object with a green circle. You can locate notifications from the main notification listing or from the Notifications Details.
To Locate Notifications in 2D and 3D
1.In the main notification listing or Notification Details, find the notification that you want to locate.
2.Under Locate, right-click on click on the green circle icon, and choose Zoom To in Both.
This example image shows Zoom to in Both in the Locate menu:
In ICE 2D plan view and ICE 3D, ICE selects the condition associated with the notification and brings it into view. Additionally, ICE highlights the condition with a green circle in ICE 2D plan view and adds temporary navigation buttons to the ICE 3D window. This example image shows how Zoom To in Both appears in ICE 2D plan view and ICE 3D:
In ICE 3D, you can use the temporary navigation buttons to review the notification. The target brings the condition associated with the notification into view at eye level. Each time you click the rotate button, the view in the 3D window rotates 90 degrees around the notification condition, allowing you to get a better look.
Tip: The temporary navigation buttons disappear after five seconds. to make them reappear, return to Review Board, and choose Zoom To in 3D or Zoom To in Both once again.
3.If you want to create a level view of the condition associated with the notification in ICE 3D, click the target icon.
ICE brings the condition associated with the notification into view at eye level. In this example image, the finish on bar pull for the door is no longer available in ICE, so the target icon brings the bar pull into view at eye level:
4.If you want to rotate around the notification condition in ICE 3D, click the rotate icon.
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ICE rotates 90 degrees around the condition each time you click the rotate button. In this example image, we clicked the rotate button twice, moving the view 90 degrees around the condition associated with the notification:
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