Player Settings

The player settings page allows for global defaults to be used in the Threekit Player.

Default stages determine the initially loaded stage for products whose item in the catalog does not assign a stage. If no stage is assigned, a "white sweep" will be utilized.

Player elements may be turned on or off from this window to limit user experiences. Some elements may result in different graphical quality if not properly configured in the Assets area. 

The default player mode determines which style of images are viewed by the user upon initially loading the page.

The 2D Player settings allow for the selection of maximum default image size. Use of the Adaptive mode will allow the player to automatically adjust to a lower quality image when displaying on a smaller screen or a slower internet connection.

Zoom settings allow manipulation of how an image is scaled when zoomed into by the user. You can optionally set a delay for when the zoomed version loads: a number of seconds or upon zoom.

Automatic Texture Optimization 

allows you to set global or individual optimizations for textures in Threekit to improve loading times for WebGL and Augmented Reality experiences.

You can set global settings for all existing textures on the Player Settings page by visualization type:

You can override these settings on a per-Texture basis by enabling the Size Override properties:

Cropping Mode

settings have been added to the Player Settings page to give you the ability to control how the Threekit Player displays images generated by Virtual Photographer.

By default, the Player uses the `Fit Height` setting so that images are centered and set to fill the height of the player.

`Fit Width` centers the image and fits it horizontally so that the entire image can be seen.

`Contain` centers the image and fits it horizontally and resizes automatically when the player is resized.

`Cover` centers the image and fits it vertically keeps it centered as the player is resized.