Editor settings

What this covers

This section describes all the configurable settings available in the 3D scene editor. The editor opens when you click into a project from the Project Manager and is where you shape how your 3D scene looks, behaves, and appears to visitors.

How the editor is organized

The editor is split into tabs, each covering a distinct aspect of the showcase:

Tab	Purpose
Summary	A readiness checklist. Shows which steps are complete and which still need attention before the showcase can be deployed.
Appearance	Controls for the camera, background, and lighting.
Interaction	Controls for how visitors navigate and explore the scene.
Animations	Controls for how named animation tracks from the scene file play in the showcase.
UI & Metadata	Controls for viewer buttons and branding, plus the project description and preview photo.

Summary tab

The Summary tab gives a at-a-glance overview of the project’s readiness to deploy. Each item in the checklist corresponds to a step that is either complete or still pending:

• 3D scene — required. A 3D scene file must be uploaded before anything else.
• Appearance — optional, but recommended. Marks as ready once you have visited the Appearance tab and confirmed the settings.
• HDR — shown when ambient lighting is enabled but no HDR environment image has been uploaded yet.
• Interaction — optional, but recommended. Marks as ready once you have visited the Interaction tab and confirmed the settings.
• Animations — shown only when the scene contains named animations. Marks as ready once you have visited the Animations tab.
• Description — optional. Marks as ready once a description has been entered.
• Preview photo — required. The showcase cannot be deployed without a preview photo.

Items that are missing but required are highlighted in red. Items that are optional but not yet configured are shown as warnings. Once all required items are complete, the Set up showcase button becomes active.

Note

You can dismiss optional warnings by clicking the checkbox next to them. This does not fill in the setting — it just marks that item as acknowledged so it no longer appears as a warning in the checklist.

Settings reference

Appearance Camera exposure, field of view, bloom, background, ambient lighting, and directional lighting.

Interaction Interaction modes: pivot, first person, and fixed camera — with all per-mode options.

Animations Playback modes for named animations, play rate, scroll-driven animations, and keyframes.

UI & Metadata Viewer controls, branding, watermark, description, and preview photo.