Voyager Modes

With the release of Voyager 2.0, the Project Editor toolbar is organized into three task-focused Modes. Each Mode surfaces a curated set of Tools so the right Tool is always one click away — no scrolling through a flat toolbar to find what you need. The three Modes are:

• Analysis Mode — every existing Voyager Tool for visualization, integrity, and comparison
• Dimensioning Mode — the new 3D Auto-Dimensioning suite for GD&T evaluation
• Reporting Mode — Bookmarks, Renders, and Animations for sharing critical views

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Analysis Mode

Analysis Mode contains every Voyager Tool you already know. Use it for the day-to-day work of inspecting volumes, isolating features, and running integrity workflows. Tools available in Analysis Mode include:

• Data creation: Region of Interest, Renormalization, Stack Aggregation, Inspection Planes, Measurement Tools, Custom Slice, Revolving Slice, and the Import Tool.
• Mesh and surface: Mesh Tool and Compare Tool.
• Integrity Analysis: Porosity, Inclusion, Crack Detection, and Wall Thickness.

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Dimensioning Mode

Dimensioning Mode is the home of 3D Auto-Dimensioning, Voyager’s new suite of precision GD&T Tools. Entering Dimensioning Mode lets you kick off Automatic Feature Extraction on the parent reconstruction, returning planes, cylinders, and a full-part mesh that every child ROI inherits and the GD&T Tools operate on. The Tools available in Dimensioning Mode are:

• Direct Dimensions — Distance, Angle, Diameter
• Flatness
• Cylindricity
• Datum Definition
• Profile (Full Part and Per Feature)

These Tools are the foundation of an ever-growing GD&T suite, designed initially to comply with ASME Y 14.5 - 2009. Our mathematical implementation is based on the ASME Y 14.5.1 - 2019 mathematical definitions. See the 3D Auto-Dimensioning overview for setup, the role of an oriented ROI, and the standards roadmap.

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Reporting Mode

Reporting Mode is the foundation of both reporting and sharing in Voyager. Each Bookmark highlights a view or a portion of your part that you want to share with members of your team — whether for a report, a review, or an external stakeholder. Tools available in Reporting Mode:

• Bookmarks — capture critical views with comment threading
• Render — high-quality images for documentation and presentations
• Animation — orbits and slice scrubs as GIF, MP4, or WEBM

Pair Reporting Mode with Recipes to automate repetitive Bookmark, Render, and Animation creation across a fleet of scans.

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Switching modes

Use the Mode tabs on the left-hand side of Voyager to move between Analysis, Dimensioning, and Reporting. Switching Modes preserves your selected Data Object and Viewport state — only the Tool set changes.

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What’s new in Voyager 2.0