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When I click on an element in the model finder, all elements are connected. I want to display only 'Basic wall:Zid 20/15:199028(1)' and hide the 'body part' under the header. If I modify it in js, it seems that the file will be large and cause a large load on the web. Is there any way to modify the model data or modify the modelstructure using the official API?

1. Since the APIs related to modelStructure and modelStructurePanel bring the entire model, the hierarchy depth could not be modified.
2. I wanted to bring the model tree structure and override it, but it didn't work.
3. I'm looking for a way other than customizing user functions using ExtensionManager.
4. The method of handling dom objects with JS seems to cause a heavy load on the screen if the file is large.

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When I click on an element in the model finder, all elements are connected. I want to display only 'Basic wall:Zid 20/15:199028(1)' and hide the 'body part' under the header. If I modify it in js, it seems that the file will be large and cause a large load on the web. Is there any way to modify the model data or modify the modelstructure using the official API?

1. Since the APIs related to modelStructure and modelStructurePanel bring the entire model, the hierarchy depth could not be modified.
2. I wanted to bring the model tree structure and override it, but it didn't work.
3. I'm looking for a way other than customizing user functions using ExtensionManager.
4. The method of handling dom objects with JS seems to cause a heavy load on the screen if the file is large.

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• autodesk-viewer
• autodesk-model-derivative

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f I modify it in js, it seems that the file will be large and cause a large load on the web. Is there any way to modify the model data or modify the modelstructure using the official API?

I'm not sure what exactly you mean by this but in general, while the model browser provides some basic customization, if you want something more involved, it's typically better to build your custom UI component.

For example, this blog post shows how you could visualize your own tree in a custom viewer panel. You could use this to show the model hierarchy only to the level you want.