Digital Twin - Slicer tool

The Slicer Tool is a handy feature that can be used immediately after uploading a Digital Twin to a project's Knowledge Base. It can be found in the left toolbar.

Note: The Content Creator needs to allow this tool for the users in the Digital Twin settings.

To use the Slicer Tool, simply activate it and then click and drag the faces of the cube surrounding your model to "slice" it. This allows you to view the internal structure of your model and get a better understanding of how it works.

Once you're done, you can easily deactivate the Slicer Tool and your model will return to its original state. It's that simple! So if you want to get a closer look at the inner workings of your Digital Twin model, be sure to give the Slicer Tool a try.

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