Preferences
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To access your Preferences settings, you can click on the Settings icon located on the top-bar.
Let's explore each of the options on the Preferences settings page below.
The "Initial Scene" refers to the scene that starts first when a viewer launches your experience. This setting is particularly useful when you have multiple scenes in your experience and want to make sure that a specific scene is shown first.
This setting controls the field of view, which refers to the extent of the observable environment that is seen at any given moment in your experience.
The default value is typically set to 75 degrees and in most cases, it is not necessary to change it.
If you are targeting low-end devices, you can set the Graphics to "Adaptive".
If this is checked, the rules applied to the experience will be tracked automatically through active analytics tracking.
If this is checked, the experience will show navigation instructions for 360 scenes, to the viewer.
If this is checked, "Start" button will appear for the viewer to enter the experience.
If this is checked, the experience will show navigation instructions for 3D scenes, to the viewer.
You can add a description that will appear below the "Click to Start" button for the viewer.
This controls the visibility of the VR mode button, if the hardware supports it.
This controls the Fullscreen button.
When the user clicks this button, the scene will realign to the initial view.
Enabling this option will control the visibility of the volume button.
You can enable gyroscope view according to the viewer's position and perspective in real-time based on the movement of their device, creating an immersive and interactive experience.
Checking this option, controls whether a browser compatibility check will be performed.
When this option is enabled, and you use a browser that's not supported, you get the following blocker screen.
Checking this box will allow your experience to be viewed in landscape mode if it is designed to be viewed in that orientation.
Learn more about the Viewer Camera Preference here:
