Click a warning and it takes you to the problem

A finding that names an opening is a button: click it and the opening is selected, outlined and brought into view.

What it is

Structured subjects on validation notes so the UI can ACT on a finding. Opening-level findings carry the opening id; wall-level findings carry the wall.

Also called: jump to the issue · select the offending opening · camera swing

See it
Click a warning and it takes you to the problem
Won
55%
Avg cycle
15d
Pipeline
$518k
JanSep
Issues panel with a finding hovered as a button, and the resulting selected opening with the camera swung onto it. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1One actionable message is emitted PER offending opening rather than aggregate prose.
  2. 2Clicking selects the opening exactly as clicking it in 3D would — outline, name chip, panel card highlight and resize handles.
  3. 3The orbit camera swings to face it, re-run per click rather than per spec change so it does not fire mid-flight.
  4. 4The panel card is scrolled into view at the same time.
Why we built it

A warning that three openings sit too close to a corner starts a hunt around the model for which three. Every finding names one offending piece and carries it, so clicking the message selects that opening and moves the camera to it. The distance from something is wrong to this is the thing is one click.

The problem
  • Findings that describe a problem without locating it.
Sound familiar?
What you get
One click from a warning to the geometry that caused it.

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