The Viewport displays your current asset. At the top of the Viewport you can see the name of your asset and options to change the Viewport appearance. Use these options to:
At the bottom of the viewport there is a counter that displays how expensive it is to process your current asset. The bottom of the viewport also holds more controls that let you:
Note: turn shadows on to improve viewport visuals. Keep shadows off to improve Samplers performance.
You can customize your viewport with the controls in the Viewer Settings panel. Learn more about these options here.
The viewport uses a camera to render the 3D view. You can move the camera to change the your view and see your creations from different angles.
| Shortcut | Movement | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Click + drag | Orbit | Rotate the camera. It is not possible to roll the camera. |
| Right click + drag | Dolly | Move the camera forwards and backwards. |
| Middle click + drag | Pan | Move the camera left, right, up, and down. |
The 2D view is two dimensional, so there is no orbit option. Right click + Alt + drag will zoom in and out, while middle click + Alt + drag will pan.
In both the 3D view and the 2D view use F to focus on your asset. This is helpful if you lose sight of the 3D asset or the 2D space.
By default, only the 3D view is visible, however the 2D view can hold a lot of useful information and controls for some filters.
To open the 2D view use the 2D view button at the upper left of the viewport.
With the 2D view open, some new options appear:
In the upper right corner of the 2D view, use the dropdown to change the source of channels available to view.
At the bottom of the 2D view, you can:
