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Zircon3D Designer8. Creating View Profiles

View Profiles

View Profiles let you save a complete visualization state, including:

  • Camera angle
  • Active heatmap layers
  • Dashboard overlays
  • Floors shown
  • Visual style settings

View Profiles are the primary way to create reusable views for daily use and for embedding in Home Assistant.


Creating a View Profile

Open the View Profiles tab in the left sidebar (Designer Mode), then click + Add.

A View Profile includes five configuration sections:

Profile

Set the view name.

General

Controls what appears in the view:

  • Active Heatmap Layer
  • Overlay Dashboard
  • Display unit (metric / imperial)
  • Color theme

Camera & Navigation

Captures:

  • Current camera angle
  • Location position
  • Pan/zoom/orbit state

This uses the exact view from the central 3D stage when saved.

Visual Style

Configure how the building appears when this View Profile is opened.

SettingDescription
Floor SeparateAdjust the vertical spacing between floors.
Wall CutAdjust how much of the walls is displayed.
Floor DisplayChoose True Color, Transparent, or Hidden.
Wall DisplayChoose True Color or Transparent.
Wall OpacityAdjust transparency when Wall Display is Transparent.
Object DisplayChoose True Color, Whiteout, Transparent, or Hidden.
Room Box OpacityAdjust room-box transparency from 0 to 1.
Show EdgesShow or hide outlines on building geometry and objects.
Show PortsShow or hide connection-port markers.
Show RoutingShow or hide routing paths.
ShadowChoose Soft, Normal, or None.
Floor ReflectionEnable or disable floor reflections.
Ambient OcclusionAdd shading around corners and nearby surfaces.

Data Visualization

Floating Card Display:

  • Object Display
    • Detailed - Show all floating data cards
    • Compact - Show only the data cards related to the current heatmap selection
    • Hidden - Hide all floating data cards for a cleaner view
  • Room Box Card — Show or hide floating cards for Room Box Views.
  • Show Action Cards - Show or hide action cards such as switches, cameras, and other interactive items
  • Enable Occlusion - Prevent floating cards and action cards from showing through floors or other blocking surfaces

Using Your View Profile

After saving, your view becomes available in two places:

  • On the Zircon3D main page, under the View Profiles section of your project
  • As a URL that can be embedded into your Home Assistant dashboard for personal use

You can also display a saved View Profile inside a dashboard by adding a View Profile tile. See Displaying a Building View.


View Profiles are the recommended way to create polished, consistent, and reusable monitoring views - ideal for daily checking, quick access, and Home Assistant dashboard integration.

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