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Cavrnus Menu
Adding Cavrnus to your Collab Viewer Template project brings new menu options to your runtime user interface. These menu options give you additional navigation and content controls in in the Space, as well as communication tools for your collaborative team.
Cavrnus LogoClicking the Cavrnus logo at the top center of the screen expands or collapses the Cavrnus menu. By default, the Cavrnus menu appears collapsed. | ||
Insert MenuUsing Cavrnus, you can insert images and models into a scene at runtime. You can choose from a library of pre-loaded content, or upload new files during a session. Other users in the Space will see the new objects in the Space once the files are converted to the Holo format. Their transform and state properties are stored in the Journal, and will persist in that Space until removed. To learn more about the Holo format, see the Cavrnus knowledge base on Holos. | ||
Insert ContentOpens the Content Library dialog box. From here you can insert models, images, PDF’s, and videos. The Cavrnus plugin includes a variety of pre-loaded content, or you can import new files to automatically convert them to the Holo format. See the Cavrnus Knowledge Base to learn more about the Insert Content dialog box. | ||
Add BoardsSelect either “White Board” or “Stream Board” to add a board to your scene, then click a location in the Space to place the board. See the Cavrnus Knowledge Base for more information on Boards. | Stream BoardsFlat surfaces for projecting a user’s screenshare. In a Cavrnus Space, you can view multiple user’s screens at once by setting up multiple Stream boards. White BoardsFlat surfaces for writing, sketching, or posting notes for collaboration. | |
Object ListToggle the Object List panel which lists all of the editable models in the scene. From this list, you can directly edit exposed properties for each object. See the Cavrnus Knowledge Base for more information on the Object List. | ||
Audio OptionsToggles the microphone between Mute and Unmute. The state of the button icon indicates the current state of the microphone. This synchronizes with the headset icon in the standard CVT user interface. The arrow to the right of the icon opens a dropdown list giving you quick access to configure your local audio input/output. These settings can also be configured in the Settings dialog box (described below). If your selected microphone source picks up an audio signal while this feature is muted, you may see this popup over the microphone button. Simply click the 'X' button to close the warning. | ||
Video/Screen Sharing OptionsToggles the video setting between Sharing and Not Sharing. The state of the button icon indicates the current state of the screen sharing. If a video source has not been selected (set to None), clicking the icon will open the dropdown list described below. The vertical ellipsis to the right of the icon opens the Presentation Setting dialog giving you quick access to configure your local video sharing settings. From here you can select your video source and any presentation targets (stream boards) on which to display. See the Cavrnus Knowledge Base for more information on the Object List. | ||
User ListToggles the user list which appears on the right side of the screen. The user list displays all of the users logged into the current Space, with each user card displaying either their thumbnail image or screenshare. See the Cavrnus Knowledge Base for more information on the User List. | Note: Pressing the F10 key cycles through 4 states:
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User SettingsOpens the Settings dialog box. This dialog box allows each user to configure their own local preferences. These settings do not affect the local Space, only how the local user interacts with the Cavrnus system. See the Cavrnus Knowledge Base for more information on the User Settings. | ||
Space SettingsOpens a menu with additional tools for navigating Spaces. See below for additional details. | ||
View SpacesOpens the Lobby as a dialog box. From here you can manage Spaces, create new Spaces, and switch to a different Space. See the Cavrnus Knowledge Base to learn more about the Cavrnus Lobby. | ||
Create SpaceOpens a dialog prompting for the name of a new Space. Clicking OK on the dialog creates a new Space and automatically joins the user to it. Note that all content in the project will reset to its original state in this new Space. Changes made in the previous Space will still be available in the Journal, but will not carry forward to the new Space. To carry changes forward to a new Space, try using the “Duplicate Space” feature. | ||
Duplicate SpaceCreates a copy of the current Space, along with all property settings in the Journal. You can specify a new name for the Space in the dialog that pops up. After the new Space is created, you will be prompted whether or not to join the new Space. | ||
SettingsSame as above. | ||
User ProfileOpens the Profile Settings dialog box. Use this dialog to configure identity settings such as name, location, and profile image. See the Cavrnus Knowledge Base to learn more about the Profile Dialog. | ||
Set Space ThumbnailCaptures a screenshot of the current camera view and sets that as a thumbnail image for the Space. This is the image that will appear when the Space is listed in the Lobby. | ||
Exit SpaceLeaves the current space and returns the user to the Lobby. The user will no longer appear within that Space to other users, and will no longer share screens or audio with that Space. |
Collab Viewer Template Desktop Controls
The existing Collab Viewer Template tools work the same way as always, with additional functionality as listed below.
Navigation Mode Toolbar
Walk modeThe avatar’s root follows the closest surface below it, with collisions turned on. Third Person modeThe Cavrnus plugin adds a checkbox to swap the standard CVT bot avatar with the Third Person Character pawn. (e.g. Manny or Quinn by default). These avatars can be changed with your own content. NOTE: Checking this box from any mode will automatically set the navigation mode to Walk. | CONTROLS: Activate: Press the I key on your keyboard. Move Forward: W Look Around: Right-click and drag Interaction Menu: Space Bar | |
Fly modeThis performs the same way as standard CVT. NOTE: Switching from Fly mode to Walk mode enables gravity. If the avatar is above the ground, it will free fall. Otherwise it will snap to the closest ground surface. See the Epic Documentation for more details on Fly Mode Controls. | CONTROLS: Activate: Press the U key on your keyboard. Move Forward: W Look Around: Right-click and drag Interaction Menu: Space Bar | |
Orbit modeThis performs the same way as standard CVT. See the Epic Documentation for more details on Orbit Mode Controls. | CONTROLS: Activate: Press the O key on your keyboard. Orbit around POI: Right-click and drag Look Around: Right-click and drag Interaction Menu: Space Bar | |
VR modeThis performs the same way as standard CVT. See the Epic Documentation for more details on VR controls. | CONTROLS: Activate: Press the P key on your keyboard. Set Teleport Location: Press and hold action button (varies based on HMD) Interaction Menu: Move right thumbstick to select, and click to select. |
Additional UI
While the Cavrnus Journal stores a more comprehensive history of changes, the Saving and Loading function still functions for storing changes locally and applying to a scene. This may be useful for duplicating changes in one Cavrnus Space to another. See the Epic Documentation for more on Saving and Loading | USAGE:
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The headset icon is synchronized with the Cavrnus mute/unmute function. Clicking this icon will also toggle the mute button in the Cavrnus toolbar. | USAGE: Click the button to mute the microphone. The icon changes to show an 'x' inside the headset. |
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