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(The Underground visualization is a BETA feature and is subject to change.)
[[File:YoutubeLogo1.jpg|thumb|right|link=https://youtu.be/-wxsCBhqico|Underground visualization clip]]


The Underground visualization is used to visualize elements in the project which are located below the ground surface. A selection of elements currently visualized is:
[[File:Underground.jpg|thumb|right|Example of an underground]]
 
The Underground tool visualizes [[Project]] elements located below the ground surface. A selection of elements currently visualized:


*Subway system
*Subway system
*Underground parking garage
*Tree roots
*Tree roots
*Netlines
*[[Net lines]]
*Basements of buildings
*Basements of buildings
*Sub-terranian storage facilities including hazard storage.
*Subterranean storage facilities, including hazardous material storage.
*Building foundations like piles (heipalen)
*Building foundations like piles  
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This is only a selection of available elements. The underground is currently being developed and more elements will be available in the future.
==What is it used for?==
The underground view displays various infrastructural and building elements that impact spatial planning. For example, it can show net lines that might intersect with tree roots. This allows planners to avoid obstacles or discuss potential bottlenecks with stakeholders.
Another example can be the storage of hazardous materials and the planning of a new subway line which passes close by or intersects it.


==What is it used for?==
==Activation and Navigation==
In real life the underground contains a lot of infrastructure elements and building elements which can have an impact on visual planning. The Underground visualization can be used to visualize netlines which could potentially intersect with for example tree roots. By visualizing this the planner can choose to circumvent the roots or bury the netlines deeper.  
[[File:X-ray_button.png|right|thumb|"X-ray button"]]
Another example can be the storage of hazardous materials and the planning of a new subway line which passes close by or intersects it. There are a lot of situations where the Underground plays a major role and visualizing this will greatly improve decision making about the project.
There are currently 3 ways to show the Underground of a [[Project]].
# Use the see-through button in the navigation menu on the right side of the viewer. This will toggle an X-ray view where the Underground is visible through the upper terrain.
# Navigate to streetview and press the "space" button. This will make the camera drop to below level where the underground is visible. The above ground terrain is still transparently visible. This improves orientation.
# Use the "CTRL-0" combination on your keyboard or the "Free Cam" tool to navigate freely with your camera. This allows you to move below the surface by dragging the camera downwards. This option provides maximum flexibility for camera navigation.


==How to activate and navigate through the Underground.==
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There are currently 2 ways to show the Underground of a project.
|notes=
# Use the new see-through button in the navigation menu on the right side of the viewer. This will toggle an X-ray view where the Underground is visible through the upper terrain.
* [[Network Distance Overlay]]
# Navigate to streetview and press the "space" button. This will make the camera drop to below level where the underground is visible. The above ground terrain is still transparantly visible. This helps with orienting the user in the location.
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Latest revision as of 14:47, 14 July 2026

Underground visualization clip
Example of an underground

The Underground tool visualizes Project elements located below the ground surface. A selection of elements currently visualized:

  • Subway system
  • Underground parking garage
  • Tree roots
  • Net lines
  • Basements of buildings
  • Subterranean storage facilities, including hazardous material storage.
  • Building foundations like piles

What is it used for?

The underground view displays various infrastructural and building elements that impact spatial planning. For example, it can show net lines that might intersect with tree roots. This allows planners to avoid obstacles or discuss potential bottlenecks with stakeholders. Another example can be the storage of hazardous materials and the planning of a new subway line which passes close by or intersects it.

Activation and Navigation

"X-ray button"

There are currently 3 ways to show the Underground of a Project.

  1. Use the see-through button in the navigation menu on the right side of the viewer. This will toggle an X-ray view where the Underground is visible through the upper terrain.
  2. Navigate to streetview and press the "space" button. This will make the camera drop to below level where the underground is visible. The above ground terrain is still transparently visible. This improves orientation.
  3. Use the "CTRL-0" combination on your keyboard or the "Free Cam" tool to navigate freely with your camera. This allows you to move below the surface by dragging the camera downwards. This option provides maximum flexibility for camera navigation.