#ZMODELER 3 SCENE NODES BROWSER HOW TO#

The main purpose of this tutorial is to explain you how to use the tools for 3D-modeling in Zmodeler 2.ДЄ 3D model is a representation of a three-dimensional object. No parts or whatsoever are used/copied onto the new model. The high polygon model is used as an example only. The example used in this tutorial is a high and low polygon Volvo XC90. Starting with this type of 3D-modeling, you will learn the basics of using Zmodeler 2 quickly. This tutorial will teach you how to create an entirely new model based on a high polygon model. Zmodeler 2 (v2.0.7.802) Registered Version If you don't want to apply user-defined options settings you've made, untick the checkmark.3D-Modeling with Zmodeler 2 (v2.0.7.802) A check-mark next to this label is set when changes are made and should be applied.

In order to open their window, double-click on 'User-defined options'. User-defined options of an object are still available in object's properties. Then toggle Isolated button off when done. Thus, you can quickly browse properties of objects with a single click on an object name in a list. You can keep Isolated mode enabled and select another object in scene nodes browser. At the same time, properties for this isolated object are shown automatically. In this mode the only object shown in scene is the object you've selected in scene nodes browser. This can be done when you switch scene to Isolated mode. When you have a lot of objects in scene, it might be hard to select exactly the object you need to reach it's properties and you might wish to see a properties of the object you select in scene nodes browser instead. Using 'Isolated' for managing object's properties. I've changed position's X value and applied it, so you can see vertices have moved: On the image below two vertices of torus are selected (one on front face and one on back face), so the Z coordinate value is dimmed. Position is also availble in vertices properties, so you can set vertices coordinates explicitly. You can change values of position or rotation to apply these transformations to an object.

What is worth mentioning is that Transformation branch is editable in ZModeler3. As soon as they are applied, they can be undone with Edit -> Undo. There is no Cancel button or anything like that since changes do not take place until they are applied. When no changes yet made, the button is inactive, and it becomes active as soon as you change any property. You can edit several properties and press Apply once to apply changes you've made. The same happens when you deal with vertices or polygons.Д®ach time you edit properties, you have to press Apply button in the bottom of properties page. Note, I do not perform any specific actions, neither I pick any menu items nor switch to this tab - I just select an object in scene. For example, after selecting a torus object, the following properties shown (for geometry object): This page will display properties as soon as you select something in scene.

This tab is located in Scene nodes browser and occupies top area of scene nodes browser when switched to 'Properites' tab: ZModeler3 has a tab for displaying properties instantly.

Zmodeler 3 scene nodes browser