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, lights, cameras, and more. You can combine these elements together to create organic 3D scenes that can be used for display, training, and demonstrations. […]
Scenario
A scenario is a .dirpkg file created and edited in DataMesh Studio that consists of multiple scenes, each containing user-added models, pictures, attachments, text, tools, etc. In a scenario, you cannot only compose and structure each scene but also animate dynamic transitions between the scenes. Scenario management is available in the Digital Assets module of […]
Overview
DataMesh Studio is a zero-code tool for designing 3D+XR content that’s simple to use, highly efficient, and intuitive. It allows users to import digital twin content from the DataMesh FactVerse platform and create rich 3D+XR experiences with drag-and-drop functionality, all without any coding. Additionally, DataMesh Studio supports workflow editing and application instruction for large-scale mixed […]
Release Notes
Version 2506, Internal Version Number 7.3.4 ⚠️Compatibility Notice: Scenarios and courseware created in this version are not compatible with older versions of Studio. Please ensure you are using version 7.3.4 or later for editing and viewing. Key updates in this release: Improved question binding logic Each chapter/interaction ID can now only be bound to a […]
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 […]
Scenes
In DataMesh Studio, scenarios are organized into scenes. Each scenario can have one or more scenes, with elements like 3D models, images, videos, music, lights, and cameras. Users can easily create, edit, and manage scenes to structure and control their scenarios. Smooth transitions between scenes ensure seamless and continuous storytelling. Manage scenes To manage scenes […]
Quick start
Basic process for creating a scenario When creating and using a scenario in DataMesh Studio, please follow the steps below: 1. Define the scenario content This includes the scenes, steps, elements, data, and interactions that the scenario needs to express. 2. Upload resources Upload any 3D models and other resources that you will need for […]
Basics
Installation System requirement To ensure the optimal performance of DataMesh Studio, here are the minimum and recommended system requirements. System Minimum Configuration Recommended Configuration Windows PC Software: • Window10 or later • Direct3D 11.0 or higher Hardware: • CPU: Intel®Core™i5-6200U 2.30Ghz • RAM: 8GB • GPU: NVIDIA GTX 1050Ti Software: • Window10 or later • […]
Release Notes
Note: DataMesh One versions earlier than the latest cannot open scenarios created with newer versions of DataMesh Studio. Please update DataMesh One to the latest version to access this scenario. Version 2506 (Internal Version 7.3.4) Updates New Multiple-Choice Question Type We’ve added support for multiple-choice questions. This new question type provides more flexibility, allowing users […]
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 […]