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CHAPTER 13: Using Layout and Navigation Widgets<br />

Using the 3D Stage Widget<br />

The 3D Stage widget creates a container area on the page that can hold other page elements, such as Label, Button,<br />

Text, Image, and Video elements. Using this widget you can transform two dimensional elements into three dimensional<br />

elements by dragging them into the 3D Stage element. The 3D Stage element provides "the appearance" that some parts<br />

of an element are near the viewer as they appear larger and some parts of an element are further from the viewer as<br />

they appear smaller.<br />

The 3D Stage widget's 3D Transform tab allows you to set Perspective and Perspective Origin properties collectively to all<br />

the elements that are included within the widget. In addition, for each element within the 3D Stage element, you can set<br />

its individual 3D properties, including setting different perspective point of origin, offset, rotation, and skew properties.<br />

You can change the appearance of the 3D Stage element separately from the other elements and from the page itself.<br />

You can also associate the 3D Stage element with an event and an action to be performed when the user interacts with<br />

the 3D Stage element.<br />

To place the widget on a page and create a 3D Stage element, drag the widget from the Layout section of the Widgets<br />

pane to the Canvas, as shown in Figure 13-1 on page 314. You can then resize, align, and arrange the element to fit your<br />

page design (for details, see "Working in the Project Editor" on page 154).<br />

Figure 13-1: Placing a 3D Stage widget on the page.<br />

Set the 3D Stage element's Perspective and Perspective Origin values, as shown in Figure 13-2 on page 315.<br />

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