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3 MENUS AND TOOLBARSthe material on the object, it will be assigned to it. In case the material shouldnot be assigned, drop it to the Material Editor avoiding changes.» Rendering Toggles rendering in the viewport.» Simulate Toggles the VRED simulation engine. The simulation loop controls animations,interactive scripts, viewpoint interpolations, etc.3.1.5 SceneThis chapter includes information for creating and adjusting objects like lights, cameras,and geometry in VRED.» Create Geometry With the ”Create Geometry” function, it is possible to createsimple geometries in VRED. The following geometric primitives are supported:» Line» Plane» Box» Cylinder» Cone» Sphere» Torus» Create Light A selection of three different light types is available in VRED:» Directional Light» Point Light» Spot Light46
3.1 Menus» Create Camera VRED provides three different camera types. To create a new camera,select the desired camera:» Perspective Camera» Orthographic Camera» Viewpoint» Scenegraph Hides/shows the Scenegraph.» Ambient Occlusion Opens the ambient occlusion module. The ambient occlusionmodule pre-calculates and pre-renders ambient occlusion and indirect illuminationfor use in OpenGL and raytracing precomputed render modes. Specificparameters regarding specific geometries can be saved. Saved parameters caneasily be loaded and applied to the instances of the same geometry. It is notrequired to further remember the values.» Camera Editor Opens the Camera module. In the Camera module, all camerasettings can be defined and adjusted.» Geometry Editor Opens the Geometry Editor module. The Geometry Editor modulecarries out a range of geometry optimizations depending on the geometrytype (polygon or NURBS surface).» Light Editor Opens the Light Editor module. The Light Editor module enables tocreate and edit lights sources. All the light sources in the scene are listed in theScenegraph as well.» Material Editor Opens the Material Editor module. The Material Editor moduleenables to create and edit materials including environment materials for imagebased lighting. It also allows to set up material libraries.» Node Editor Opens the Node Editor. The Node Editor lists all node parametersand allows their editing.47
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