Save Current State as Default - Set the current state of the 3D view as default from now on.Save the current state of the 3D view as an external. Replace the current 3D mesh, along with lighting and camera settings. Does not replace the 3D mesh, only loads lighting and camera settings. Creates a new 3D Resource in the current package, from the 3D mesh currently shown. Create 3D Resource from Current Scene.Display UV's in 2D View -В Shows UV's of the current 3D mesh as an overlay in the 2D View.Extended PrimitivesВ - Shows any of the below 3D meshes in the 3D View.Standard Primitives - Shows any of the below simple 3D meshes in the 3D View.Lets you toggle visibility of the 3D Mesh. Edit -В Opens Scene Options in the Properties panel.3D Resource sare just the mesh, Scene states are lights, camera, and related settings, and can also contain the mesh alongside. The Scene menu deals with the geometry (3D Resource) shown and with 3D view states. To reset a Material's state go to Materials > Default (or any other slot) > Reset Material.В This will require you to view a material in 3D view again, as it clears texture slots. Other material settings are described below. To access a material's properties, go to Materials > Default (or any other slot) > Edit.В Then change properties, such as Height Scale, in the properties panel. This also opens the settings in the Properties panel. For example, to set displacement on a Plane (hi-res): Materials > Default > physically_metallic_roughness > Tesselation. To change the current material definition, go to Materials > Default (or any other slot name for custom meshes) and choose the definition and then technique. Keep in mind the material definitions are different between OpenGL and IRay render modes settings don't always carry over seamlessly. There are a few different material types available by default in Designer, and each material has options beyond just texture channels. Then drag and drop the resource, choose Latitude/Longtitude Panorama as the target. To use your own, custom HDR light environment, import an HDR image by dragging and dropping the file into a package in the Explorer Window ( Link the file when prompted). To use a preset HDR light environment, click the HDRI Environments section of the 3D View category in the Library Window, and then drag and drop any of the icons to the 3D view. To set precise rotation, use Environment > Edit in the top 3D View toolbar and change the Rotation Angle slider in the properties window. To rotate the lighting in the 3D view, use Ctrl + Right Mouse Button drag from left to right. Please note that your HDR images need to be spherical layout, and ideally are 32-bit. You can rotate this light-environment around your 3D object, or you can load either preset, or custom HDR light environments. A high-dynamic range bitmap is used to render diffuse and specular lighting. Designer works with Image-Based lighting by default.

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