You can control exactly which assets are visible in the 3D field model, so you can focus on just the parts you care about and cut through dense areas.
Hide or show an asset
In the asset hierarchy, hover over any item and click the eye icon to hide it. Hiding an asset also hides everything beneath it in the hierarchy, so you can clear a whole branch in one click. Click the eye icon again to show it.
Select multiple assets
To act on several assets at once, hold Ctrl (Cmd on Mac) and click each asset you want, or hold Shift and click to select a range. Your selection is highlighted in both the hierarchy and the model.
Isolate your selection
With one or more assets selected, choose Isolate to hide everything except your selection. This is the fastest way to focus on a single asset, component, or group without manually hiding the rest of the field.
When you isolate an asset, only that asset and the components beneath it in the hierarchy stay visible — everything else in the model is hidden, including the structure the asset is mounted on. You can still bring individual assets back into view with the eye icon while an isolation is active, and clear the isolation from the banner to return to the full model.
If isolating a component shows nothing at all, that component's shape was never separated out in the source 3D file. Let us know which component it was and we will follow it up.
Get back to the full view
Whenever anything is hidden, a running count of hidden items is shown along with a Show All button. Click Show All at any time to bring every asset back into view.