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# Scene Layers Panel
The Scene Layers Panel displays every layer currently loaded in your scene and provides controls to manage their visibility, selection, and properties.
Layers are grouped by type so you can quickly find a specific tileset, measurement, annotation, or any other item in your scene.
### Features
* View all loaded layers grouped by type (3D Tilesets, Data Sources, Imagery, Models, Terrain, Measurements, Videos, Annotations, Entities)
* Show or hide any layer with the visibility toggle
* Select a layer to highlight it in the panel
* Expand a layer to view and edit its properties
* Adjust position, rotation, and scale on transformable layers using the Transform Gizmo
* Review measurement values directly inside a measurement layer row
### Opening the Panel
Click the "Layers" button in the Top Toolbar to open the Scene Layers panel. The panel slides in along the right side
of the viewer and stretches the full height of the screen. If the Encroachment panel is also open, Scene Layers
automatically shifts left so the two sit side by side.
If no assets have been loaded yet, the panel shows a placeholder message pointing you to the Asset Sidebar to load
something first.
### Browsing Layers
Layers are organized into groups based on type. Each group header displays the group name, an icon, and a count of visible layers out of the total loaded
(for example, 3/5 visible). Click a group header to expand or collapse the group.
### Showing or Hiding a Layer
Click on a layer's name to select it. The selected layer is highlighted with a blue border in the panel, allowing you to identify which layer is currently
active
### Working with Transformable Layers
When you expand a 3D Tiles or Model layer, the Transform Gizmo controls appear in the sub-panel. From here you can switch between Translate, Rotate, and
Scale modes, view the current coordinates, and enter precise offset, rotation, and scale values. Click "Apply" to commit your changes to the scene.
