Working with Saved Views

[jessica_smith]

The saved view appears in the Views list. A Saved View remembers the filters, asset color coding, and perspective in the viewer. When there is a long list of Saved Views in a facility and users are having trouble finding the view they need, you can toggle the list alphabetically or search the view by name in the search bar.

To save a view:

1. Open your facility.
2. Locate and open the Filters tab in the left side menu.
3. Select the necessary filters in the filters panel.
4. In the viewer, navigate to the desired perspective of your facility. 
5. Open the Views list by clicking the ribbon icon in the top right corner of the screen, and click Save View As...
6. Designate a name, click Save.
7. The saved view appears in the Views list.
   
   *To reset your filters, navigate to the top-right corning of the filter panel and click the back arrow.
   
   To update an existing view.
   
   
8. Select the saved view.
9. Repeat steps two through four in Save a View above.
10. Click Save View under the Views List.
    
    To save a new view when an existing one is selected.
    
    
11. Repeat steps two through four in Save a View above.
12. Open the Views list.
13. Click the dropdown next to Save view, and click + Save View As.
14. Designate a name, click Save.

[adrianzhang2848]

Hi Jessica,

I am working on something on Autodesk Tandem, the file is directly from BIM360. I want to save the view and keep the filters setting as it is. I followed your steps but find out it can not be saved. See below.

[jessica_smith]

Hi All,

Thanks for reaching out and bringing this bug to our attention. The patch for not being able to save a view has been pushed.

If you continue to experience this issue, please submit a support ticket here. For any other outstanding questions or feedback, feel free to comment below.

[adrianzhang2848]

Jessica,

Thank you very much!

[jessica_smith]

We have added a Gallery view to saved views. Learn more about this update here.

[jessica_smith]

Learn more at Autodesk Tandem's View page on the Autodesk Knowledge Network site.