Embedded Files
Inspector is a visual browser and editor for Vizible compatible 3D models. You can use it to:
Inspector is a visual browser and editor for Vizible compatible 3D models. You can use it to:
- View the exported model before importing into Vizible
- Add real time lights
- View render stats and check performance
- Move, rotate, and scale the model and its sub-parts
- Add, delete, and move nodes within the scene graph
- Edit model properties such as textures and colors
Once you have an osgb file, to open it in Inspector either:
Once you have an osgb file, to open it in Inspector either:
- Right click on the file and say 'Open with' and choose Inspector 5. If the option for Inspector 5 is not available browse to the 'C:\Program Files\WorldViz\Vizard5\bin' folder and select 'Inspector.exe'
- Drag the model into an open Inspector window
- From Inspector, go to File > Open
You should see the model in Inspector:
You should see the model in Inspector:
In the status bar, located at the bottom of the window, you will see information about the current selection and viewport related controls. To match the appearance of the model rendered in Vizible, make sure "Effects" is enabled.
In the status bar, located at the bottom of the window, you will see information about the current selection and viewport related controls. To match the appearance of the model rendered in Vizible, make sure "Effects" is enabled.
The model is rendered in the main view port:
The model is rendered in the main view port:
- To the left is a scene graph window which shows the complete hierarchy of the model and all sub-parts.
- Below the scene graph window is the textures window
- To the top are menus and gizmos for changing Inspector options and performing simple model editing.
- To the right is the properties window which shows information about the current selection
Navigation:
Navigation:
- Left button with mouse movement rotates
- Right button with mouse movement pans
- Zoom wheel zooms
- Double click on a model part in the viewer or on a node name in the scene graph to select and zoom to that model part
Render Stats
Render Stats
Press F4 to see the render stats. The first value 'fps' gives some indication of how well this scene will perform when rendered in real time VR. The Oculus and Vive, for example, both run at 90 fps so ideally the scene will render at or above that. See the Optimization page for information on reducing drawables, polygons, and textures to improve performance.
Press F4 to see the render stats. The first value 'fps' gives some indication of how well this scene will perform when rendered in real time VR. The Oculus and Vive, for example, both run at 90 fps so ideally the scene will render at or above that. See the Optimization page for information on reducing drawables, polygons, and textures to improve performance.
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