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Properties panel
Here you adjust the settings of everything that has settings or properties
The entire vertical bar to the right-hand side of the screen is the Properties Panel. This panel displays the settings of what is currently selected. If you have nothing selected, you will see the settings for the canvas. By default, nothing is selected, so the settings related to the canvas are displayed. If you select any object, the right bar will show its settings.
Esc
or left-click
in any empty area of the canvasScene
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Effects
Effects significantly improve the quality of rendering. They are disabled by default in order not to increase the consumption of computer resources and to keep good performance even on weak devices.
Effects such as Reflections, Ambient Occlusion, Soft shadows and other improvements to the look of your scene are available to you.
Advanced
Loading Screen: Background
Replace the default white loading screen background.
Color — set the background color for the loading screen
Use cover image — enable this option to use your project's background as the loading screen background
Blur — this option to apply a blur effect to the loading screen background
Loading Screen: Preloader
Replace the default preloader with your unique version. Supported formats: PNG, JPG, SVG, GIF, Lottie.
Loading Screen: Play button
This feature loads the entire scene only after the button is clicked.
It allows for control over the project loading, ensuring it starts when initiated by the viewer.
Autoplay — enabled by default, causing the project to load automatically; disable this option to activate the Play button
Custom image — replace the default button with a custom image; supported formats: PNG, JPG, SVG, GIF, Lottie.
Custom size — adjust the size of the button
Mouse controls
This feature enables to customize the sensitivity and behavior of mouse movements for rotation, panning, and dolly (zoom) actions.
1
— determines the sensitivity of rotation.
2
— determines the sensitivity of panning.
3
— determines the sensitivity of dolly (zoom).
4
— when activated, the dolly (zoom) moves towards the point where the cursor is located. When deactivated, the zoom will always be directed to the center of the scene.
5
— Mouse follow option is disabled by default, meaning that the scene does not respond to cursor movements within its area. Once you enable this option, the scene will rotate in response to cursor movement. This feature is important to indicate to the viewer the presence of a 3D scene that can be interacted with.
6
— determines the sensitivity of scene rotation for Mouse follow.
7
— determines the time until Mouse follow is reactivated after manual interaction with the scene.
8
— inverting rotation axes for Mouse follow.
Interaction prompt
This option adds an animation that prompts the viewer to interact with the scene. By default, an animated cursor image is used. But you can replace the image with your own image or even a GIF and Lottie animation.
1
— upload your own image or animation
2
— enable this option to change the size of the image
3
— set the position of the image along the vertical axis
4
— activates the ping pong animation effect for the loaded image
5
— select the action after which the interaction prompt will be hidden
Interaction — on the first click
Mouse enter — when hovering the cursor