The Clash List and Inspector

The 3D scene is only half the viewer. A collapsible clash list overlays the scene so you can sort, group, filter and search the loaded clashes, and a per-clash inspector lets you review and edit each clash without leaving 3D. Together they turn the viewer into a full triage surface.

The clash list

The list shows every clash loaded in the scene, with a header count — "{n} clashes", or "{v} of {n}" when a filter is active. Each row leads with the clash number (clash #N — the permanent identity of a clash within its set), and expands to show Element A and Element B sub-rows.

Reading and controlling the list

All / None — show or hide every clash's geometry at once.
Sort — including Sort worst first (deepest penetration) to put the most severe clashes at the top.
Group by — None, Priority, Status, Contact, Level, Grid, Discipline, Test/Type, Category, Group, Tags, or Changes.
Filter facets — status and priority chips (including "None"), Discipline, Level, Grid, Group, Test, Tags, a Min penetration slider (in mm), and Explained only (clashes that already have an AI explanation). An Invert control flips the current filter.
Search — the Filter clashes… box matches across titles, element names, matched rules, tags and recommendations.

Row interactions

The eye button shows or hides that clash's geometry in the scene.
The isolate button shows only that clash.
Hovering a row makes the clash's geometry glow in the scene; clicking a row pins the inspector to that clash and frames it in view.

Isolating a clash

Isolate hides everything except one clash. While isolated, a "{i}/{n}" chip shows where you are in the loaded set, and previous/next arrows let you step through clashes one at a time — a natural way to run a review meeting.

Selecting multiple clashes and bulk editing

Shift-click or Ctrl-click rows (or geometry) to select several clashes. A bulk bar appears showing "{n} selected", with:

Isolate — show only the selected clashes.
Status / Priority / Contact dropdowns plus Apply — set recommended values on all selected clashes at once. This requires a Clash Matrix to be assigned to the set, because recommended values come from your matrix's priorities, statuses and contacts.
Group ▾ — add the selection to an existing group or choose New group… to create one. A confirmation such as "Grouped {n} clashes into '{name}'." appears when it's done.

The inspector

Clicking a clash (in the list or in the scene) pins the inspector on the right. What you can edit depends on whether the clash set has a Clash Matrix assigned:

With a matrix assigned, you can:

Apply or change the clash's matched rule.
Set the recommended status, priority and contact.
Add or remove tags.
Follow "N related ›" to filter the list to clashes involving the same element.
Use Explain this clash — an AI-written explanation of the clash. The button notes "Uses 1 AI credit · sends this clash's data + viewpoint to AI", and an explanation can be regenerated with Regenerate (uses 1 AI credit). If you run out of daily AI allowance, the viewer shows "Daily AI limit reached." with an "Upgrade for unlimited AI" option. See the Wise — Your AI Assistant help section for how AI allowances work.

Without a matrix, only tags are editable — assign a matrix to the set to unlock statuses, priorities, contacts and rules (see the Clash Matrix section).

During a live coordination session

If a coordination session is running for this clash set, the inspector gains extra controls: a reviewed toggle, a comment box, and capture & markup for saving an annotated screenshot to the session. Edits you make during a live session are recorded to the session automatically. See the Coordination Sessions section.

Asking Wise instead

The Wise panel in the viewer can do much of the above conversationally — "show only the structural clashes", "isolate #42", "what's the worst clash here?". Wise sees exactly what's on screen and applies actions to the live scene. Wise is covered in the Wise — Your AI Assistant help section.

Tips

Group the list by Level or Grid and work through the model floor by floor.
Use Sort worst first (deepest penetration) plus Isolate with the next/previous arrows for a fast severity-ordered review.
The Min penetration slider is a quick way to hide touch-only clashes and focus on real interferences.
Bulk-select a whole cluster and create a New group… — the group is saved on the set and can be synced back to Navisworks.

Troubleshooting

Status/Priority/Contact dropdowns are missing or disabled — the set has no Clash Matrix assigned. Assign one from the clash set page (see the Clash Matrix section).
"Daily AI limit reached." — you've used today's AI allowance; it resets daily, or you can upgrade. See the Wise — Your AI Assistant help section.
A clash you expect isn't in the list — check the scope chip in the header; you may have opened a group or a filtered scene rather than the whole set. Also check the filter facets and the search box.