If the project has linked data (imagery, orthophotos, point clouds) to a timeline, it is displayed as a number in the toolbar. The available views depend on the data linked to the timeline.

In SkyView, you can display objects in both 2D and 3D. The orthographic 2D view provides a direct top-down image. In the perspective view, you see objects in a three-dimensional perspective, allowing you to view them from any direction. If your project includes a point cloud, there is also a point cloud view with the same capabilities as the perspective view, plus additional options to display point cloud classes, etc.

To zoom in and out, use the mouse scroll wheel. Scroll backward to zoom in and forward to zoom out.

In a 3D view, objects are rotated around a focal point. The focal point, visible in the scene, indicates the center of rotation. Hold down the left mouse button and move the mouse in any direction to rotate the view.

To pan, use the selection tool. Hold down the left mouse button or the scroll wheel, then drag to move in the direction you want.