Browsing Mode
DataMesh One offers two browsing modes: Standard Mode and Training Mode. Each mode has specific functions and application scenarios to meet diverse user needs for learning and communication. Standard Mode In Standard Mode, users can freely browse various resources and scene content and participate in multi-person collaboration events, making learning and communication easy. Main functions: […]
Scenario Courseware
The scenario courseware links the questions with the scenario content, allowing learners to engage in visual learning and testing on DataMesh One. It effectively supports both teaching and assessment requirements. Edit scenario courseware After creating the courseware and adding questions on the FactVerse platform, teachers can bind and edit the scenario content in DataMesh Studio. […]
Storyline
When your organization has access to the Storyline feature, you can use it to edit the navigation relationships between multiple scenarios, creating and exporting complex playback workflows. With an intuitive graphical interface, it’s easy to design and manage connections between scenarios and chapters, enabling smooth transitions and interactive experiences. In DataMesh One, you can play […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Application Examples
Example 1: Simulation Playback Based on Historical or Simulated Data Sources Scenario Overview A production line device has accumulated operational data. The user wants to replay it in DFS to verify equipment–line coordination or, when no real data is available, use simulated data to drive the same process for testing purposes.This example demonstrates how to […]
Function Description
Simulation Task Management The Simulation Task Management module is used to manage and configure simulation tasks that run on historical or simulated data. Creating a Historical Data Source Simulation Task A historical data source simulation task can be used for data playback, simulation testing, and trend analysis. It helps users simulate scenarios based on historical […]
Quick Start: Three Typical Usage Scenarios
DFS provides three common workflows designed to help different user roles get started quickly: Historical / Simulated Data Sources – for scenario playback and simulation. General Datasets – for exploration, analytics, and visualization. Real-Time Data Sources – for live production monitoring and control. Scenario 1 — Simulation Using Historical or Simulated Data Who it’s for:Users […]