In addition to the general information about the image that can be moved, zoomed, or rotated, the 3D PDF contains the 3D information. Furthermore, the toolbar commands allow you to edit the model views in terms of a wireframe model or shading and lighting the model, or adding comments.
The 3D PDF header can be modified by customizing the printout header in the normal printout report. The new printout report header is then also applied for the 3D PDF.
Another useful function is a cutting plane. This can be aligned with the X-, Y-, or Z-axis and allows for cutting the model arbitrarily.
The 3D PDF does not require RFEM and RSTAB to display the model. It can be opened in the Adobe Reader freeware and thus, it provides a wide range of application possibilities. For example, it can facilitate the work of structural engineers when remodeling a structure and checking loads. Moreover, the distribution of internal forces is easier to follow in the 3D model than in the form of printed tables.
The Project Manager can also carry out the collision check easily. The architect can check the model via 3D PDF; it is, of course, also very convenient for the client to view their project on a tablet or PC. For this purpose, it is also possible to hide the results and result values.