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Instructions
Instructions
It is recommended to check the geometry in the 3D Viewer before submitting runs. Make sure all of your geometries and assemblies that you intend to run are present. If you don't see one of your geometries in the 3D Viewer, then it will not be present in the run.
It is recommended to use the 3D viewer in Chrome browser. The 3D Viewer may not work properly in Internet Explorer.
Accessing 3D Viewer
Accessing 3D Viewer
- On the bottom of the of the Run Page, click on Show 3D view. (Make sure, you've already saved run setup.)
- A new tab will open next to the Run tab at the top of the page. (Image 1)
Image 1: TS AUTO APP interface - 3D viewer
- The 3D Viewer opens and shows the geometry that you intend to run. (Image 2) You can show/hide each part by clicking on the eye next to the part name. (Image 3)
- You can rotate the geometry by holding down the left mouse button and moving your mouse. By double-clicking a point on the geometry will make it the center of rotation. You can zoom in and out by holding down the right mouse button and moving your mouse up and down.
- You can view the geometry about the X, Y, and Z axes by clicking on the respective axes on the top navigation bar. (Image 4)
- The Show All function shows all of the geometry and fits it in the 3D viewer screen. (This is the button with the crossed arrows icon.)
- In View Mode, you can choose between Perspective and Orthographic views.
- By clicking on the Orientation Axis, the X, Y, Z axis will be toggled on and off in the bottom right corner.
- The Show Center Axis function will indicate where the center of the vehicle is located and can be toggled on or off using this button.
Image 2: 3D Viewer - Assigned geometry a run
Image 3: 3D viewer - Hiding geometry parts
Image 4: 3D viewer - viewing options
1, 2, 3 - Shows your vehicle in the positive or negative x-, y-, or z-direction.
4 - Shows all the parts of your vehicle. If not all parts are present, then that part was missing in the simulation.
5 - This saves the current view. This is convenient if you want to view the current view for multiple runs. You will find the saved view in the Views tab (NOT the Views dropdown box). See image to the right.
6 - You can choose between the Perspective or Orthographic view.
7 - Shows the x, y, and z axis at the bottom right corner.
8 - Shows center axis.
9 - The help button will refer you to this page.
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