Hi Team
Is there a way to have two project panels so that you can have a user panel and a maintenance panel.
Thanks
Wayne M
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Re: App Builder
Hi Wayne,
The only way I can currently think to do this would be as follows.
Group the two component views so that you have two main groups.
Using the API command MoveTo move off screen the group you dont want to see and move on screen the group you do want to see.
For example.
On the 3D panel you can do things like move the camera but this might not be what you want.
The only way I can currently think to do this would be as follows.
Group the two component views so that you have two main groups.
Using the API command MoveTo move off screen the group you dont want to see and move on screen the group you do want to see.
For example.
On the 3D panel you can do things like move the camera but this might not be what you want.
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Re: App Builder
Alternatively, you could move the camera position (using a Build-in API function) and have your different objects in different parts of the panel.
EDIT: sorry - I made a mistake. You can't currently do this with the 2d panel.
EDIT: sorry - I made a mistake. You can't currently do this with the 2d panel.
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Re: App Builder
An update: I have now added 2 functions for the 2d panel: Set2DPanelCentre and Set2DPanelZoom.
These will be available in the next release.
These will be available in the next release.