User interface
The layout of DataMesh Importer user interface is as follows: Toolbar The toolbar includes options for File, Save, and Settings, allowing you to open local models, open cloud models, and save models. Icon Name Function menu File • Open Local Model: Open a locally saved model file. • Open Cloud Model: Open a model file […]
Login
After opening DataMesh Importer, click on the settings button in the toolbar, and select Account > Account Login from the drop-down menu to open the login page. Following figure is the login interface: The login interface supports the following configuration: Server list: You can switch to different servers, including China, Japan, and Singapore. Private Deployment: […]
Preparation
System requirement PC Configuration Requirements Minimum Configuration Recommended Configuration Software: Window 10 or laterDirect3D 11.0 or higher Hardware: CPU：Intel®Core™i5-6200U 2.30GhzRAM: 8GBGPU: NVIDIA GTX 1050Ti Software: Window10 or laterDirect3D 11.0 or higher Hardware: CPU：Intel®Core™i7-11700 3.60GhzRAM: 16GBGPU: NVIDIA GTX 3070Ti MacOS Configuration Requirements Minimum Configuration Recommended Configuration Software: Monterey 12.0.1 Hardware: CPU: Intel Core i7RAM: 8GBGPU: Intel […]
Overview
DataMesh Importer is a lightweight and efficient 3D model viewing tool that supports importing various formats of 3D model resources, including FBX, GLTF, OBJ, PLY, 3MF, and STL formats. With DataMesh Importer, you can intuitively understand the structure and basic attributes of the imported model, quickly preview the running effect of the model on different […]
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 […]
Assessment
When you have permission to access learning management (set by the administrator on the DataMesh FactVerse platform), you can use the assessment feature in DataMesh Studio to create training and assessment scenarios. You can set up user interactions with the scenario by adding link actions or interaction positions to elements, thus creating scenarios with assessment […]
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, 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 […]
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 […]