You will be able to find the trees panel as one of the four main panels that can be opened on the top right of your screen. You can either press the tree icon to open this panel or you can press shift+3.
The "IFC tree"
button has to be activated to see the tree structures for the IFC models. This structure is imported from the IFC file. The tree structures shows us where a selected object belongs in the model.
Containment tree
The containment tree provides a hierarchical perspective on how the different IFC objects relate to each other.
Component tree
The component tree provides a hierarchical perspective on the components that make up an object.
In this tree you will be able to find components like:
AirTerminal
Annotation
Beam
BuildingElementPart
BulidingElementproxy
Coil
Column
Covering
CurtainWall
Damper
Distributionport
DiscreteAccessory
Ductfitting
DuctSilencer
Door
ElementAssembly
EnergyConversionDevice
Fan
Fastener
Filter
FireSuppresionTernimal
FlowController
FlowFitting
FlowMovingDevice
FlowSegment
FlowStoragedevice
FlowTerminal
Footing
FurnishingElement
GeographicElement
Grid
HeatExchanger
LightFixture
Member
OpeningElement
PipeFitting
PipeSegment
Pump
Plate
Railing
Ramp
Roof
SanitaryTerminal
Site
Slab
Space
SpaceHeater
StackTerminal
Stair
StairFlight
TransportElement
UnitaryEquipment
Valve
Wall
WallStandardCase
WasteTerminal
Window
Type tree
The type tree shows all the objects sorted by their type.
Layer tree
The layer tree provides a hierarchical view of the layers in the model.
System tree
The system tree provides a view of the systems in the model.
Note: The object selected in the tree and in the model are in sync. If you click on a window in the 3D mode, it is selected in the tree. And vice versa. You can also double-click on a “leaf” in the model and make the 3D camera move to that object.