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Introduction

Start building awesome documentation in under 5 minutes

Quickstart

Preview changes locally to update your docs

Development

Command Center, Keyboard Shortcuts, and Navigation Controls

Get Started with the Editor

View and organize the list of objects in a scene.

Editor Hierarchy

Add Parametric objects and adjust their parameters in your scene.

Parametric Objects

How to draw on 2D planes and in 3D spaces

Pen and Line Tools

Frames

Move objects and snap them to other objects

Move Tool

Create new text layers in your scene and design UI.

Text Tool and Objects

Modeling Tools

Generate 3D assets to add into your scene as placeholders

Asset Generation

Track the changes made in your file, manually save versions, and restore previous versions.

Version History

Open and interact with Editor prototypes in any XR headset using either method.

View Prototypes in Headset

Open and interact with Editor prototypes in mobile AR on iOS or Android devices. 

View Prototypes in Mobile AR

Set the first position when a scene loads for Play Mode, Published Mode, and Immersive Mode in VR.

Start View

Use hands to interact with VR prototypes for a truly interactive experience.

Hand Interactions

Create AR experiences that allow users to interact with your scene and see the real world around them when in headset.

Passthrough

Smooth VR experiences require scenes to be optimized for the headset. 

Optimize Scenes for VR Headsets

Use materials to define the appearance of 3D objects. Control properties like color, roughness, metalness, and opacity to create materials like plastic, metal, glass, and paper.

Materials

Reuse materials by saving them to the Material Library. Use the Material Library to stay organized, create a design system, and bulk update materials.

Material Library

Enhance a scene with guided path animations, a dolly zoom, and other Camera effects.

Camera Animations

Defining the intent of a prototype, concept, or flow all comes down to perspective. Use Cameras to save specific views and direct a users perspective in 3D. 

Cameras

Use different types of Light objects to make your scene more realistic and engaging. 

Light Objects

HDRI stands for High Dynamic Range Image. It's a 360° image that is projected on an infinitely large sphere for lighting, skybox, and background purposes.

Environment Lighting (HDRI)

Give your scene more contrast and depth using shadows, and control their visibility, look, and intensity.

Shadows

Prototype interactions without code by creating and connecting different states. 

State Machine

Design engaging scene animations using duration, delay, and animation curves. Attach them to a specific trigger event to create continuity with interactions built in the State Machine. 

Animation Timeline

Experience an immersive prototype, complete with all it's animations and interactions.

Play Mode

Design immersive experiences that work with the human form and perspective in a scene.

Body Rig

Give clear, timely direction to prototype viewers or add an extra level of immersion to your prototype.

Audio

Control and interact with prototypes using gamepads, keyboards, or XR controllers.

Input Objects

Use Figma frames as textures in an Editor scene. 

Figma Integration

Up-level website and documentation pages with interactive 3D files. 

Embed Prototypes in Webpages

Expedite design and create continuity across past and future prototypes by using existing 3D models in Editor scenes.

Import 3D Files and Textures

Bring a prototype to life with animations from personal libraries or external sources.

Import Animated 3D Models

Export Editor Scenes

Control who can access a file and their ability to view, comment on, or edit it. 

File Permissions

Create dedicated workspaces for collaborating on design files, managing shared assets, and organizing shared or individual work.

Teams

Enable open sharing and viewing of a prototype in Play Mode.

Publish as a Public Link

Securely share Editor files outside of the Organization for cross-functional collaboration and user research.

Password Protected Files

Create and manage consistent designs across projects with connected elements.

Components (beta)

Change the properties of a single component instance to customize the instance to its new context, without detaching it entirely.

Component Overrides (beta)

Collaborate and manage feedback in a single place. Use written comments or in-scene drawn comments to share feedback and iterate in a contextual environment.

Text and Drawing Comments

Customize the placement and accessibility of comments in your scene.

Manage Comments

Layout a scene concept as soon as inspiration strikes with the Editor's library of default assets.

Asset Library

Streamline collaboration and standardize components used within a team or a project. Create a shared asset library that only members of a team can save to and pull from. 

Team Library

Analyze and address possible performance issues in a scene to deliver the optimal device experience, every time.

Performance Panel 

Example section for showcasing API endpoints

Returns all plants from the system that the user has access to

Get Plants

Create Plant

Deletes a single plant based on the ID supplied

Get Started

Editor Basics

AR/VR

Materials

Cameras

Lighting

Interaction Design

Import & Export

Sharing & Permissions

Components

Comments

Library

Performance

Introduction