When a location had more than one BIM model uploaded over time, the version picker in the viewer would only surface versions of a single model file — leaving others invisible or requiring a workaround to access. Loading the viewer directly from a bookmarked or shared URL could also produce a blank screen if the model reference in the URL had gone stale.
Both issues are resolved. The version picker in the BIM viewer now lists every model uploaded to a location as a selectable option, not just revisions of whichever model happened to load first. Each entry shows its creation date, so you can tell at a glance which model reflects which point in time. The most recent model loads automatically when you open the viewer — no blank screen, no manual selection needed to get something on screen.
If you open a viewer link whose model reference is outdated (for example, a link saved before a newer model was delivered), the viewer falls back to the latest available version instead of showing an error or empty canvas.
A few smaller refinements shipped alongside these fixes: the sidebar now groups deliverables by status by default, matching the way most teams scan the list; the Images dropdown is slightly wider so labels like "Virtual Tours" fit without truncating; and private file downloads now resolve correctly rather than returning an access error.
To browse available models at a location, open the BIM viewer and select the version picker in the toolbar. Each listed entry shows its upload date. Select any entry to load that model; your current view and active filters carry over between versions where possible.