6.1. Main screen

6.1.1. Main screen

A Ribbon bar (tab):

A menu that calls each function of the app.

B Object list:

A list of loaded VRMs, FBXs, and objects.

C WebGL:

The screen where VRM etc. is actually displayed. A format called WebGL. Resizable.

D Property list:

A list of selected VRMs and detailed property changes for each object.

E Timeline:

animation timeline. Registered keyframes are displayed here.

Note

• The WebGL screen displays the center point of the main camera depending on the settings.

• B and D can be minimized with their rightmost buttons. (WebGL in C scales accordingly)

6.1.1.1. Mobile viewing

You can use this display mode with [URL]/mui.

Mobile devices with narrow screens, such as smartphones, will display something like these. The left and right panels and timeline panels are initially hidden.

Devices for which this display mode is suitable:

Smartphones, tablets, phablets (e.g. Galaxy Fold, etc.)

Portrait	Landscape

bottom of screen:

The buttons are arranged in the following order from the left: This is the button for the function that you are likely to use most often.

Animation play/pause

Key frame registration

Object list panel display

Timeline panel display (blue button)

プロパティパネル表示

V-pad panel display

6.1.2. App windows and sub windows

This application consists of a window showing this main screen and several sub-windows described later.

window name	Window type (web application version)	Window type (each OS version)	Window type (mobile viewing)
main window	browser tab or separate window	other window	browser tab
Screenshot	other window	other window	Separate tab
Pose list	other window	other window	Separate tab
Batch change of IK position	other window	other window	Separate tab
gravity settings	In-app window	In-app window	In-app window
pose tracking	other window	other window	Separate tab
Video player	other window	other window	Separate tab
Setting keyframes	In-app window	In-app window	Other tab or in-app window
Internal storage dialog	In-app window	In-app window	In-app window
Nnavigation	In-app window	In-app window	In-app window

In the case of another window, closing the main window (or tab) will also close all the sub-windows that are open at that time.