Difference between revisions of "2d Panels"

Revision as of 09:44, 17 January 2023

2D panels provide a framework on which to load Flowcode components onto.

Unlike the 3D system panel, multiple 2D panels can be created and used.

For example, if using App developer you could have multiple 2D panels open with each panel displaying a unique name with a different set of graphs.

For embedded mode, each panel can have a different group of components

To open a new 2D panel, select the View ribbon>2D Panels>Add new 2d panel

If you have multiple panels added then you can select what 2D panels are open by left-clicking on the panel name.

To Rename a panel, select the Components icon within the project explorer Right-click on the panel name for a 2D context menu.

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-D Panels coming soon
+D panels provide a framework on which to load Flowcode components onto.
+Unlike the 3D system panel, multiple 2D panels can be created and used.
+For example, if using App developer you could have multiple 2D panels open with each panel displaying a unique name with a different set of graphs.
+For embedded mode, each panel can have a  different group of components
+[[File:2D_panels.png]]
+To open a new 2D panel, select the View ribbon>2D Panels>Add new 2d panel
+[[File:Add_2d_Panel.png]]
+If you have multiple panels added then you can select what 2D panels are open by left-clicking on the panel name.
+[[File:Multiple_2D_Panels_Open.png]]
+To Rename a panel, select the Components icon within the '''[[Using_the_Project_Explorer|project explorer]]'''
+Right-click on the panel name for a 2D context menu.
+[[File:2D_Panel_Right_Context_Menu.png]]