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Hello, The classification option has been added only recently. In the newest version of Advanced Reports (which should come out this month, i.e. July 2019, after the new version of BIM Vision is released) the selection and filtering in classifications will already be available. Best regards, Anna

Thanks in advance Anna! Regards

Hi Sam, We have some other priorities right now, so such functionality can be implemented no sooner than in 3-4 months. We’ll keep you posted. Regards, Anna

Hi Anna, You have any idea on the planning for this option? Keep us posted. Thanks.

Hello, You can do it now indirectly in new version of BIM Vision 2.20. If you use cutting planes and mark intersection points on the surfaces, then you can measure the distance between those points. Best regards, Anna

Hello, We understand your question. We plan to implement multiple measurement options, also the ones you’re interested in. But they’re still on our To Do list. Best regards, Anna

Hi, Is there any news on this topic? Will there be a functionality available to measure from a point on vertice to another point on a other vertice (possibility of perpendicalur measuring,…) Regards

Hello, There is a chance we will implement subscription for plugins produced by other developers. However it’s a bit complicated as we would have to coordinate such implementation with all the developers. Best regrads, Anna

Hello, Please have a look at the below code: //pseudocode for C++ (03) std::vector<viewer::Face> faces; viewer::OBJECT_ID id; viewer::PLUGIN_ID pid; //… if(viewer::first_geometry(pid, obj)) do { unsigned int faces_count = viewer::get_geometry(pid, NULL, 0); if(faces_count > 0) { faces.resize((size_t)faces_count); viewer::get_geometry(pid, &faces[0], faces_count); //… } } while(viewer::next_geometry(pid)); //… Best regards, Anna