Training mode
This chapter will provide a detailed overview of the user interface and numerous features of DataMesh One in training mode. You’ll learn how to use DataMesh One in training mode, including the processes to design learning and test tasks by instructors, as well as the procedures followed by students to complete these learning and test […]
Standard mode
In this chapter, we’ll delve into the user interface of DataMesh One in standard mode, as well as the features it contains. You’ll learn how to navigate and use DataMesh One in standard mode, including resource positioning, resource editing, and opening resources and scenes. User interface Main interface Resources The Resources tab contains all the […]
Login
Language: You can switch the interface language to Simplified Chinese, English, Japanese, and Traditional Chinese. Server: This changes which server you connect to. Make sure that the server you connect to is the same one that your organization uses. : Private Server icon. This allows you to enter a private server, which requires a password […]
Preparation
Installation Users need to download and install DataMesh One according to their device type before use. Windows PC Microsoft Store iOS App Store Android Google Play Store System requirement Device Minimum configuration Recommended configuration Windows PC Software: • Window10 or later • Direct3D 11.0 or higher Software: • Window10 or later • Direct3D 11.0 or […]
Overview
DataMesh One is an application that can be used in conjunction with DataMesh Studio and FactVerse platform. It can play immersive 3D data scenarios and display vivid scenes on virtual reality devices, smartphones, tablets, and other devices. In addition, multiple users can share the same 3D space simultaneously, making it convenient for collaborative learning and […]
Reference
How to understand 3D coordinates in the scene Every element in the scene has a 3D coordinate that tells us the location of its center relative to the origin point, which is at 0,0,0. The three numbers in the coordinate represent the X, Y, and Z axis values respectively. When facing the origin point from […]
Interaction position and assessment
When you have a DataMesh Learn license, you can use the location position and assessment features in DataMesh Studio to create training and assessment scenarios. You can set up user interactions with the scenario by adding link actions or interaction position to characters, thus creating scenarios with assessment tasks and scoring. Through these interactive actions, […]
Customize spatial positioning methods
In DataMesh One, users are able to view DataMesh Studio scenarios in Mixed Reality. To ensure that the digital objects are to the desired scale relative to the real environment, DataMesh One users can change the size of the overall scenario and typically use all elements from the first scene to perform adjustments. To ensure […]
Actions
Actions are the basis of scenario expression and interactive capability. Actions are the basis of scenario expression and interactive capability. After selecting an element, click the button in the upper right corner of the attributes pane. An action menu for adding actions will appear. Clicking the action option in the menu to add the corresponding […]
Elements
In DataMesh Studio, elements are all the various types of objects that you can incorporate into your scene. This ranges from 3D models to attachment resources, built-in tool models, expanded tools, light sources, cameras, and more. You can combine these elements together in order to create organic 3D scenes that can be used for display, […]