Environment Design Guide
The Environment Guide provides users the information they need to set up scenes and environment in the scene.
Animating Using Waypoints
Animating an object along a pre-defined path is a common task in many simulation scenarios. To help level designers with this task, Vortex® Studio offers a waypoint-based animation extension that outputs a smooth path along those waypoints.
Environment
In order to immerse the user in a scene, a number of environmental embellishments are available in Vortex® Studio Editor. This section presents some of the ways you can improve your scenes and mechanisms by adding audio and real-world elements.
HUD Extensions
A heads up display (HUD) allows you to superimpose additional information into a viewport.Scenes
A Scene is the highest-level element in the Vortex® hierarchy and allows you to position and connect the elements of the scene (mechanisms, terrain, etc.) together.Vortex Human - Legacy Documentation
Vortex Human allows you to add human characters in Vortex Studio scenes.
Vortex Marine
The Vortex Marine extension provides a hydrodynamic solution for surface ocean simulation that integrates both dynamics and visual (graphics).Object Trace
Showing the path taken by an object during training (for example, the bucket of an excavator) can be a valuable training tool. To help level designers with this task, Vortex® Studio offers a simple way to show the path taken by an object.
Creating User Interfaces (UI)
This topic describes how to create custom user interfaces (UI).