From the 3D view you can look at the drawing of any part, its label and the cutting maps of the order without leaving the page. Everything opens in a window over the scene — the model stays where it is.
The 2D drawing of a part
The 2D drawing button on the part card opens the full drawing — the same one the drawing generator produces: with dimensions, edge banding and layers, not a flat picture. Inside the window the drawing is live: zoom and layers work as usual. The window title carries the position, the part name and the kind of document.
The label
The Label button shows exactly the label that is printed from your account. If the part has several identical copies the label is not repeated — it is shown once.
Both buttons exist wherever the viewer knows the code of a saved order: inside the order itself and on the page reached by link or QR code. In import mode, while the order has not been saved yet, there is no drawing and no label: there is simply nowhere to take them from.
The cutting maps
The Cutting maps button appears on the panel only when the order has been nested. The sheets are drawn by the viewer itself, from the order data.
Above every sheet there is a line: the word Sheet with its number, the material, the sheet size, the number of identical sheets when it repeats, and how many parts are on it. That counter takes in parts only: offcuts are not included.
On the sheet itself the parts are light rectangles with a border and a caption of position, name and length × width. Offcuts are hatched grey and carry no caption, so they cannot be mistaken for anything else. If a part on the sheet is too small the caption is left out, so the map does not turn into a mess.
If there is no nesting and the window is opened anyway, it says so plainly: the order holds no cutting maps.