Extension: omni.kit.window.section-107.2.0 |
Documentation Generated: Nov 04, 2026 |
Settings#
Settings Provided by the Extension#
exts.”omni.kit.window.section”.useSessionLayer#
Default Value: True
Description: Determines whether section editing operations use the session layer of the USD stage.
exts.”omni.kit.window.section”.alwaysDisplay#
Default Value: False
Description: Controls whether the Section Tool window is always displayed irrespective of automatic UI visibility behaviors.
Settings Used by the Extension but Provided by Another Extension#
/app/viewport/currentTool#
Description: Specifies the path of the currently active tool, enabling the extension to check and switch tool modes when window visibility changes.
/rtx/sectionPlane/enabled#
Description: Determines if the section tool is activated on stage, allowing the extension to disable section operations when a stage is opened.
/rtx/sectionPlane/sectionLight#
Description: Indicates whether section lighting is enabled, affecting how the section is rendered visually in the viewport.
/rtx/sectionPlane/cutDirection#
Description: Specifies the default cutting direction for sections, thereby controlling the orientation for the section plane.
/rtx/sectionPlane/plane#
Description: Defines the section plane via a float array representing its equation; this value is updated in response to tool transform changes.
/rtx/sectionPlane/manipulator#
Description: Controls the visibility of the section manipulator widget, allowing users to interactively adjust the section settings.
/rtx-defaults/sectionPlane/cutDirection#
Description: Provides the fallback section cutting direction used in RTX workflows, ensuring consistency when no user setting is specified.
/rtx-defaults/sectionPlane/manipulator#
Description: Specifies the default state of the section manipulator in RTX mode, serving as a baseline configuration for the UI control.
/app/transform/operation#
Description: Controls the current transform operation mode (e.g., “move”), which determines how transformation commands are applied within the application.