Pro add-ons are paid extra features, sold singly in the shop. Without an add-on, the switches show a 🔒 and a hint leads to the shop. How to install them is in chapter 7.

Look through the camera: The snapshot menu of a camera and the room panel offer "Look through the camera". The 3D view flies to the camera's spot and looks along its direction, with the live picture blended over the scene. The slider at the bottom sets the blend, "Back to the view" flies back. If the picture does not line up, correct the camera's rotation and tilt in the editor.

Motion trail: The Trail switch shows where motion was reported in the last 30 minutes: glowing spots with the time, joined in order, older ones fading. Sources are motion, presence and occupancy sensors. Sensors placed in the plan sit at their spot, camera sensors at the camera, all others in the middle of their room. The data comes from Home Assistant's history and reloads every minute.


The weather around the house follows your weather entity:
| State | In 3D |
|---|---|
| rainy, pouring, hail | Rain, with clouds |
| snowy, snowy-rainy | Snow, both for sleet |
| lightning, lightning-rainy | Lightning, with rain for the second |
| fog | Fog, only if switched on |
| cloudy, partlycloudy | Clouds dim the sky and the sunlight |
| windy | Wind drives rain and snow at an angle |
| sunny, clear-night | Sun by day, moon by night |
If the entity provides cloud_coverage and wind_speed, NeonPlan 3D uses them.

Settings in the editor: Weather entity picks the entity, Weather effects in 3D switches single effects off. Fog starts off because it greys the whole scene. At the Tablet quality level only the dimming by clouds remains.
Without this add-on a TV only glows while it is on. With it:
app_name contains "netflix", so the Netflix logo appears. A value matches when it is equal or contained in the text, * always matches. The first matching rule wins.

