3D Viewport Controls

Basic camera controls in the 3D viewer:

1. Left-click (single-click on a trackpad) and drag to orbit around the subject.
2. Right-click (double-click on a trackpad) and drag to pan the view.
3. Scroll the mouse wheel (swipe up or down on a trackpad) to zoom in or out.

Viewport Features

1. Theme Color Switching: Switch the interface theme color of the web workspace and adjust its visual style to your preferences for a more comfortable creative experience.

2. Trajectory Drawing: Enable trajectory drawing to draw character movement paths in the top view, helping you plan character blocking and spatial arrangement.

3. Coordinate Axes Display: Show or hide the coordinate axes in the 3D viewport to help determine spatial directions in the scene and make character positioning and object placement easier.

4. Hide Ground and Grid: Show or hide the reference ground and grid lines in the scene to inspect the spatial layout or reduce interference from these guides when previewing the shot.

5. Free and Horizontal Modes: In Free mode, the view can move freely above and below the ground plane. In Horizontal mode, the view remains fixed at the ground plane.

Toolbar

1. Add Geometry: Add basic geometry to the 3D scene and adjust its position, rotation, and dimensions to quickly build scene blockouts and spatial obstacles.

2. Upload Scenes: Upload and import custom 3D scene models. An asset library is also available so you can use existing scene assets to suit your creative needs and further enrich the set environment.

3. Upload Motion Data: Import existing motion data and apply it to 3D character models, reusing motion assets for character motion previews and set blocking.

4. Add Render Cameras: Add render cameras to the 3D scene and adjust their positions, shooting angles, and movement paths to compose shots and design camera movements.

5. Export Assets: Export the relevant assets created on the set to your local device for saving, asset management, and use in future creative work.

6. Export Rendered Videos: Export the arranged character motions, scene, and camera movements as an MP4 video for viewing, sharing, and further production.

7. Add Lights: Add lights to the 3D scene and adjust their positions and related parameters to control scene lighting and help create different visual moods.