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| - | ===== vrdoro visualizer quick start ===== | + | ===== Quick Start Guide ===== |
| - | After booking | + | Once you have booked |
| + | * access to an area for your surveying and visualisation projects, or | ||
| + | * a 3D configurator for your product | ||
| - | {{INLINETOC 3-4}} | + | We have summarised this information for you here: |
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| + | {{INLINETOC 3-4}} | ||
| ===== Setting up the headset ===== | ===== Setting up the headset ===== | ||
| - | If you still need to set up your headset, follow the instructions | + | If you still need to set up your headset, follow the instructions |
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| + | ==== Headset functions ==== | ||
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| + | Please watch the [[en: | ||
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| + | ==== Video tutorial ==== | ||
| - | ==== Functions of the headset | + | The following video is a step-by-step guide. It shows you how to open the visualiser in the headset |
| + | {{ vimeo> | ||
| + | You can find further information on the steps shown in the video below. | ||
| - | Please take a look at [[en: | ||
| ==== Your projects ==== | ==== Your projects ==== | ||
| <WRAP center round info 60%> | <WRAP center round info 60%> | ||
| - | If you book a single 3D configurator without | + | If you’ve booked |
| </ | </ | ||
| - | With the booking of a [[https:// | + | When you book a [[https:// |
| === Logging in to the vrdoro-editor === | === Logging in to the vrdoro-editor === | ||
| - | The vrdoro-visualiser is a web platform that you can access via URLs. The vrdoro-editor is the project management. You use it to manage and open your visualiser projects. | + | The vrdoro-visualiser is a web platform that you can access via URLs. The vrdoro-editor is the project management |
| - | To do this, log in here on your desktop computer or notebook in a Chrome browser: https:// | + | To do this, log in here on your desktop computer or laptop using a Chrome browser: https:// |
| - | After logging | + | Once you’ve logged |
| - | {{ viewer: | + | {{ viewer: |
| <WRAP centeralign lo> | <WRAP centeralign lo> | ||
| - | === Project | + | === project |
| - | When selecting | + | When you select |
| - | {{ viewer: | + | {{ viewer: |
| <WRAP centeralign lo> | <WRAP centeralign lo> | ||
| - | === Display | + | === Viewing |
| - | To display | + | To view a project in the headset, follow these steps: |
| - Log in to https:// | - Log in to https:// | ||
| - Select a project | - Select a project | ||
| <WRAP center round tip 60%> | <WRAP center round tip 60%> | ||
| - | Create bookmarks in the headset browser | + | Create bookmarks |
| </ | </ | ||
| - | Once you are logged in, you can also, from your desktop computer, | + | Once you’re logged in, you can also, from your desktop computer, |
| + | ==== Operating in Mixed Reality (MR) ==== | ||
| + | In Mixed Reality, you see your surroundings through the headset’s cameras whilst wearing the headset. Virtual objects are also displayed. Any virtual objects without transparency will obscure the real-world view, regardless of their virtual distance. | ||
| - | ==== Operation in mixed reality (MR) ==== | + | === Getting started with Mixed Reality |
| - | In mixed reality, you can see your surroundings through | + | To access the Mixed Reality view from within your project, there is often a ‘Get started now’ button. If this is not available – as is the case with the configurators, |
| - | === Start in mixed reality === | + | As there is no limit (see [[en: |
| - | To access the mixed reality view from your project, | + | |
| - | As you have no limit (see [[en: | + | === Switching between the MR tool and the browser === |
| + | To switch between the Mixed Reality view and the browser in the headset | ||
| - | === Switching between MR tool and browser | + | === Menu and Help section |
| - | To switch | + | The menu operation differs |
| - | === Menu and help area === | + | == Standard Controller |
| - | The operation of the menu differs between | + | You open the menu using the Menu button on the left [[en: |
| - | == Standard controller == | + | :?: // |
| - | You open the menu using the menu button on the left-hand | + | |
| - | :?: //Switch on the menu: Briefly press the menu button on the left controller to show the menu.// | + | :?: //Hide the menu: Briefly press the menu button on the left-hand controller to hide the menu.// |
| - | :?: //Switch off the menu: Briefly press the menu button | + | :?: //Selecting a menu option: Point the laser beam on the right-hand [[en: |
| - | :?: //Select menu item: Point the laser beam of the right [[en:headset-controller|]] point to the menu item and briefly press the front button with your index finger.// | + | == pen controller == |
| + | The menus and the help section, as well as all dialogue boxes that appear in front of you in MR, are operated using the front button on the [[en:pen-controller]] | ||
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| - | == Pen controller == | + | :?: // |
| - | The menus and the help area, as well as all dialogues that appear in front of you in MR, are operated with the front button | + | |
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| - | :?: //Switch on menu: Press the front pen button | + | :?: //Hide the menu: Point the laser beam **not** at the menu and briefly press the front pen button.// |
| - | :?: //Switch off the menu: Point the laser beam **not** on the menu and briefly press the front pen button.// | + | :?: // |
| - | + | ||
| - | :?: //Select menu item: Point the laser beam at the menu item and press the front pen button briefly.// | + | |
| <WRAP center round info 60%> | <WRAP center round info 60%> | ||
| - | The following applies when operating with the [[en: | + | When using the [[en: |
| - | * Every dialogue (menus, confirmation dialogues, selection of tools and textures) that appears | + | * Every dialogue (menus, confirmation dialogues, selection of tools and textures) that appears |
| - | * Every other action is carried out using the rear pen button (not the meta button) | + | * Every other action is performed |
| </ | </ | ||
| - | == Basic help functions == | + | == Basic functions |
| - | You can find out more about using help in the menu here: [[en: | + | You can find out more about using the help in the menu here: [[en: |
| <ifauth @admin> | <ifauth @admin> | ||
| <WRAP caution> | <WRAP caution> | ||
| - | The following video shows the operation and basic functions of the MR menu and the help area. | + | In the following video, we demonstrate how to use the MR menu and the help section, as well as their basic functions. |
| TODO: Video | TODO: Video | ||
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| </ | </ | ||
| - | You therefore | + | You always |
| + | == Voice control == | ||
| - | ==== MR tools ==== | + | All menu items can be selected via voice control, even without opening the menu: to do this, activate voice input using the middle side button on the [[en: |
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| + | The voice commands correspond to the tooltips in the menu. You can get an overview by saying “What (can I say)?” | ||
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| + | ==== MR Tools ==== | ||
| === Using position markers === | === Using position markers === | ||
| - | Position markers are used in all measurement tools. The video shows: | + | Position markers are used in all measurement tools. The video demonstrates: |
| * how to set position markers | * how to set position markers | ||
| - | * opening | + | * how to open the context menu |
| * how to record position markers | * how to record position markers | ||
| + | {{ vimeo> | ||
| === Using a tool multiple times in a project === | === Using a tool multiple times in a project === | ||
| - | Each tool can be added multiple times in a project. Example: You want to measure a floor with the "Room measurement" | + | Each tool can be added multiple times within |
| - | == Measuring a floor: in one piece == | + | == Measuring a floor: in one go == |
| - | You go through | + | When measuring, you go through all the rooms one after the other. You always move in one direction, either clockwise or anti-clockwise (i.e. always to the right or always to the left). This gives you a single, contiguous space for the entire floor: |
| - | {{ viewer: | + | {{ viewer: |
| - | Advantage: | + | Advantages: |
| * Simple | * Simple | ||
| Disadvantages: | Disadvantages: | ||
| - | * All data is collected without | + | * All data is collected without |
| * You cannot measure different room heights or floor levels | * You cannot measure different room heights or floor levels | ||
| - | * You can only visualise one floor covering | + | * You can only visualise one type of floor covering |
| - | == Measuring | + | == Surveying |
| <WRAP # | <WRAP # | ||
| <div three-col-grid> | <div three-col-grid> | ||
| < | < | ||
| <div> | <div> | ||
| - | You measure | + | You measure |
| </ | </ | ||
| <div> | <div> | ||
| - | {{ viewer: | + | {{ viewer: |
| </ | </ | ||
| </ | </ | ||
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| < | < | ||
| <div center round tip 60%> | <div center round tip 60%> | ||
| - | Tip: Give each room a different name to make it easier for you to find your way around. | + | Tip: Give each room a different name so you can find your way around |
| </ | </ | ||
| </ | </ | ||
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| Disadvantage: | Disadvantage: | ||
| - | * Slightly | + | * Requires a few more steps to insert the rooms |
| - | === Winter garden | + | === Conservatory |
| == Positioning with the standard controllers == | == Positioning with the standard controllers == | ||
| - | With the [[en: | + | Using the [[en: |
| {{ vimeo> | {{ vimeo> | ||
| == Positioning with the pen controller == | == Positioning with the pen controller == | ||
| - | With the [[en: | + | With the [[en: |