Reviewing the Options CSV

This CSV file contains every possible option, and these options are referenced by the Packages CSV. Open the CSV file and review the rules for how this file is structured:

• The first row is a header, and should not contain any options. What is entered into this row will not impact the resulting JSON output.

• Column A should contain a unique ID for the option (NOTE: each row represents an option).

• Column B should contain a prim path.

• Column C should contain a variantSet. This variantSet should exist on the prim from column 2.

• Column D should optionally contain a label for the variantSet. This value can be empty if a label is not required.

• Column E should contain a variant. This variant should be an available option on the variant set from column 3.

• Column F should optionally contain a label for the variant. This value can be empty if a label is not required.

• Column G should contain an optional graphic.

• Column H should contain an optional event.

  Note

  The inclusion of Columns G and H are not implemented via the JSON conversion sample script, and should be implemented by a developer if required for the use case.

Here are some examples of options from the Concept Car asset:

Id	Prim Path	Variant Set	Option / Category (Optional)	Variant	Value Display Name (Optional)	Graphic (Optional)	Event (Optional)
0	/World	Doors	Doors	AllFront_Open	AllFront_Open
1	/World	Doors	Doors	AllLeft_Open	AllLeft_Open
2	/World	Doors	Doors	AllRear_Open	AllRear_Open
3	/World	Doors	Doors	AllRight_Open	AllRight_Open
4	/World	Doors	Doors	All_Closed	All_Closed
5	/World	Doors	Doors	All_Open	All_Open