ExtraViewpoint

This node combines properties of two nodes: Viewpoint and NavigationInfo.

The Extraviewpoint is a "view point" with which it is possible to set some additional navigating information with respect to the normal viewpoint. When an extraviewpoint is recalled in the saved scene, in addition to the view even the navigation modes will automatically change (NavigationInfo).

To add a new "extraview point": ExtraViewpoint

Properties

Name Type Description
Description TextBox Specifies the textual description of the current viewpoint.
Field Of View SliderControl Sets field of view of the current viewpoint.
Set Current Position Button Sets current camera 3D location in the scene for the current viewpoint.
Jump CheckBox Sets method for navigation to this viewpoint: jump or fly.
Headlight CheckBox Sets headlight On/Off. A headlight is a directional light that always points in the direction the user is looking.
Navigation Type Selector Sets active and possible types of 3D navigation (walk, fly ...).
Add Type Button Adds new strings for additional navigation types.
Delete Type Button Deletes the selected string.
Speed RulerControl Sets the navigating speed in the scene (using mouse and keyboard). Zero speed indicates that the avatar's position is stationary, but its orientation and field of view may still change.
Visibility Limit RulerControl Sets the visibility limit of the camera (range that represents the distance from the camera within which the objects are visible in the scene. Geometry beyond the visibilityLimit may not be rendered. A value of 0.0 indicates an infinite visibility limit.
Center of Rotation RulerControls Set 3D position of rotation's center by X, Y and Z coordinates (used in the EXAMINE mode only).
Avatar - Collision Distance RulerControl Sets the allowable distance between the user's position and any collision geometry before a collision is detected.
Avatar - Sight's Height RulerControl Sets height of the camera (eye level) from ground.
Avatar - Max Rise (to step over) RulerControl Sets the maximum height of the step that can be overcome by the camera during navigation.