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The View Block is an interactive Block that enables users to capture, revisit, and share specific viewpoints within a Space.

How it Works

Let’s say you have a specific viewpoint of the User Camera onto the Content and Annotations in a space, and you want to capture and save this perspective to be able to revisit it at any later point in time. The View Block function is made for such a scenario.

Capturing a View

  1. Select the space or content you want to add the view to.
  2. Then, make sure you have positioned yourself, i.e., the user camera, at the position and orientation you want to capture relative to the selected content.
  3. In the Inspector, choose View from the Add Block menu. On desktop, you can also right-click the selected element and choose Add Block > View.
  4. LiquidEarth captures the current camera perspective and takes a snapshot of the 3D workspace to help identify the saved view.

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Scale Capturing: Note that capturing a view will also save the transform scale used during capturing, meaning that when activating a specific view, the user will also switch to that transform scale. This can be useful, for example in cases in which certain observations are important to be viewed in their authentic scale (World Scale).

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View Block Features

Once a view has been captured, several functions are available in the block panel:

The current View Block panel showing Go To, Edit, Capture, Show, Summon, and the saved workspace snapshot.

The current View Block panel showing Go To, Edit, Capture, Show, Summon, and the saved workspace snapshot.

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Note: The saved Scale Mode also applies to users who are sent to a view through Summon Other Users.

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