Actions
Actions manipulate the visual representation. The following Actions are supported; set attribute visible, set attribute enabled, set attribute value, set visibility, set material, set model, and set property.
set attribute visible
Nothing tricky about this Action Type, a previously unexposed attribute will become visible.
set attribute enabled
Allows a previously unconfigurable attribute to become configurable.
set attribute value
This action allows for dynamically setting the value of any attribute specific to the Asset on which it is created.
set attribute value visibility
Makes visible an attribute value to visible based on some criteria
set attribute value enabled
Sets an attribute value base on some criteria
custom script
Leverages the client-side Player API for extremely complex or parametric configuration requirements.
set visibility
Used for options that may or may not be included on a given model, this action type allows for toggling visibility.
set material
Set material will do just that, on the basis of the Attribute Value, an appropriate material may be applied to any of a given model's meshes.
set model
An extremely powerful action type, set model leverages a reference point such that any model from the library can be placed within the scene.
set property
The set property action provides the ability to automate manipulation to any of the properties in a given asset view, as well as the properties of any operator.
set active camera
Useful for scenes with multiple cameras. set active camera allows for setting the view to any camera in the scene on the basis of some input. Perhaps there is an area of a model which should be emphasized when a given component is being configured. Setting up multiple cameras would allow for transition between these views.
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