Viewport

Ref	Option	Description
1	Viewport Settings	Opens the Viewport Settings Menu
2	Render Mode Settings	The availability of these options depends on the renderer you’ve selected.
3	Interface Visibility Settings	Opens the Interface Visibility Settting Menu
4	Camera Settings	Opens the Camera Settings Menu
5	Stage Lighting	Opens the Stage Light Panel
6	Select (Q)	Press Q on the Keyboard
7	Move (W)	Move selected object
8	Rotate (E)	To rotate an object with rotate mode, select the object to rotate and either press E or click the Rotate button
9	Scale (R)	To change the size of an object using scale mode, select the object to scale and either press R or click the Scale button
10	Snap (S)	The snap tool is an extension that helps the user position objects by allowing them to “snap” to geometry, prims, the grid or specified increments. To enable or disable the snap tool, left click on the magnet icon either in the toolbar. You can also press the S key to toggle it on and off.

Viewport Settings

Navigation

Ref	Option	Description
1	Navigation Menu	Opens the Navigation Menu
2	Navigation Speed	Sets the speed of the camera when navigating in the Viewport
3	Navigation Speed Scalar	Controls navigation speed
4	Lock Navigation Height	Fixes the observer’s height during navigation, ensuring movements in the viewport maintain a constant vertical perspective.
5	Gamepad Camera Control	Enables viewport camera control with a connected gamepad.
6	Object Centric Navigation	Centers navigation around the selected object, simplifying precision movements, orbits, and zooms relative to that specific element.
7	Double Click Sets Interest	Enables users to swiftly set a focal point by double-clicking any element, recentering the camera for efficient navigation.
8	Inertia Mode	Toggles natural acceleration and deceleration on all camera movements. Different types of inertial motion can be selected with the Inertia Decay dropdown
9	Lock Speed Horizontal	Lock the Horizontal navigation speed
10	Lock Speed Vertical	Lock the Vertical navigation speed
11	Tumble Speed	Adjusts the rotational speed in the viewport, allowing users to customize responsiveness and control during navigation.
12	Zoom Speed	Increase or Decrease the camera speed as you zoom in and out
13	Animation Clamp	Sets the maximum animation time limit in seconds

Selection

Ref	Option	Description
1	Selection Menu	Opens the Selection Menu
2	Selection Color	Sets the color for selected entities
3	Selection Line Width	Sets the size of the selection box
4	Bounding Box Color	Sets the color of the bounding box

Grid

Ref	Option	Description
1	Grid Menu	Opens the Grid Menu
2	Grid Color	Sets the color of the grid lines
3	Grid Line Width	Sets the width of the grid lines
4	Grid Size	Sets the size of the grid cells
5	Grid Fade	Sets the distance from the camera where the grid lines fade out

Gizmos

Ref	Option	Description
1	Gizmos Menu	Opens the Gizmos Menu
2	Gizmo Line Width	Adjusts the thickness of the outline around the gizmo.
3	Gizmo Constant Scale Enabled	Turns on the option for consistent scaling of gizmos.
4	Gizmo Constant Scale	Scales all gizmos uniformly using a constant value.
5	Gizmo Camera Scale	Scales gizmos based on the position of the camera.
6	Gizmo Min FadeOut	Determines the distance from the camera where gizmos appear at their full size. Gizmos farther away gradually scale down until reaching the Gizmo Max FadeOut distance, where they become invisible.
7	Gizmo Max FadeOut	Specifies the distance from the camera at which gizmos completely disappear.

Viewport

Ref	Option	Description
1	Viewport Menu	Opens the Viewport Menu
2	Render Resolution	Defines the base or custom resolution rendered in the Viewport, allowing you to create, save, and delete custom resolutions. Options include: Viewport USD 3840x2160 16:9 2048x1080 1.90:1 HD1080P 1920x1080 16:9 HD720P 1280x720 16:9 Square 1024x1024 1:1 Icon 512x512 1:1 Custom
3	Ratio Options	Click the disk icon to Save Settings. Options include: 16:9 4:3 1:1
4	Custom Resolution	Enables users to set a personalized viewport resolution
5	Render Scale	Adjusts the Viewport size relative to the specified Render Resolution, either upsampling or downsampling.
6	Fill Viewport	Occupies the entire viewport with the scene.

Viewport UI

Ref	Option	Description
1	UI Background Opacity	Sets the background opacity of the Viewport’s control UI
2	UI Control Brightness	Sets the brightness of the Viewport’s control UI

Manipulator Transform

Ref	Option	Description
1	Manipulator Transform	A tool enabling intuitive and precise movement of objects
2	Transform Manipulator Scale	Adjusts the size of the transform manipulator for precise control in the viewport
3	Enable Free Rotation Checkbox	Allows unrestricted rotation of an object when enabled
4	Free Rotation Type	Defines rotation nature—choose “Clamped” for restricted rotation or “Continuous” for unrestricted rotation
5	Manipulator Intersection Thickness	Sets handle thickness for easy selection and manipulation of an object components based on user preference

Reset and Preferences

Ref	Option	Description
1	Reset To Defaults	Resets all settings to their default values
2	Preferences	Opens the Preferences panel

Viewing Options

There are a few icons that appear on the left side of these menu options as you change them:

• The blue checkmark indicates that the visibility is on.

• The blue “M” indicates that the visibility options are “mixed”; some are visible, and some are invisible.

Ref	Option	Description
1	Interface Visibility
2	Selection Outline	Toggles selection highlighting
3	Axis	Toggles the visibility of axes
4	Grid	Toggles the visibility of the grid

Heads Up Display

Ref	Option	Description
1	Heads Up Display	Toggles the visibility of HUD statistics
2	FPS	Displays frames per second, indicating real-time performance for smoother navigation in the Heads Up Display (HUD).
3	Device Memory	Shows the GPU’s memory usage, providing insights into the graphical processing resources utilized.
4	Host Memory	Indicates the system’s RAM usage, offering visibility into memory consumption on the host device.
5	Resolution	Presents the current display resolution information, aiding users in optimizing visual quality.
6	Progress	Highlights the progress status, keeping users informed about ongoing tasks or processes within the viewport.
7	Camera Speed	Adjusts the navigation speed of the camera within the viewport, allowing users to control the pace of their exploration.

Show By Type

Ref	Option	Description
1	Show By Type	Toggles the visibility of the following elements in the Viewport
2	Cameras	Filters and displays camera entities, streamlining navigation focus to camera viewpoints within the scene.
3	Lights	Categorizes and reveals light sources, aiding users in managing and adjusting lighting elements efficiently.
4	Skeletions	Highlights skeletal structures, making it easier to visualize and manipulate character or object animations.
5	Audio	Identifies and showcases audio-related components, simplifying the management of sound elements within the scene.
6	Meshes	Filters and displays 3D meshes, allowing users to selectively view and work with specific geometric entities.
7	Physics	Reveals objects associated with physics simulations, assisting users in understanding and refining the physical behavior of elements in the scene.

Show By Purpose

Ref	Option	Description
1	Show By Purpose	Toggles the visibility of Display Purpose assets
2	Guide	Filters and displays guide elements, aiding in the visualization and management of guiding components within the scene.
3	Proxy	Highlights proxy objects, making it easier to identify and work with simplified representations of complex assets for optimized performance.
4	Render	Focuses on rendering components, allowing users to selectively view and manage elements relevant to the final visual output of the scene.

Camera Settings

Since the Remix Toolkit is built on Omniverse. More information on camera settings can be found here: https://docs.omniverse.nvidia.com/materials-and-rendering/latest/cameras.html

Ref	Option	Description
1	Camera Settings	Opens the Camera Settings Menu
2	Camera Lock	Locks the cameras in the scene
3	Cameras	Provides a view through the selected camera
4	Perspective	Provides a view through a configured perspective
5	Top	Provides a view through the origin from the positive side of z-axis
6	Front	Provides a view through the origin from the positive side of x-axis
7	Right	Provides a view through the origin from the positive side of y-axis
8	Create from View	Creates a new camera from the currently configured camera
9	Camera Properties	Opens the Camera Properties panel

Stage Lights

Ref	Option	Description
1	Lights Off	Turns off all lights in the Stage Light Viewport, providing a clear view without any illumination
2	Camera Light	Activates a light source attached to the camera, illuminating the scene from the camera’s perspective for enhanced visibility.
3	Stage Lights	Displays lights specifically set up for the stage, allowing users to focus on and manipulate the lighting elements relevant to the overall stage setup in the viewport
4	Autoshop	Applies a lighting setup resembling an automotive workshop, providing a predefined lighting environment in the Stage Light Viewport.
5	Bush Restaurant	Implements a lighting configuration suitable for outdoor restaurant scenes with a natural and ambient feel.
6	Env Studio08	Utilizes a lighting rig designed for studio environments, offering controlled and adjustable lighting conditions.
7	Kloofendal	Applies lighting characteristics inspired by the Kloofendal area, creating a specific ambiance within the Stage Light Viewport.
8	Old Room	Implements a lighting setup ideal for simulating the ambiance of an older or vintage interior space.
9	Parking Garage	Utilizes a lighting configuration suitable for simulating the lighting conditions found in a parking garage.
10	Rectlight	Implements a lighting setup using rectangular lights, offering specific and controlled illumination in the viewport.
11	Small Workshop	Applies a lighting rig suitable for simulating the lighting conditions within a small workshop environment.
12	Urban Exploring	Utilizes a lighting configuration inspired by urban exploration settings, offering a distinct atmospheric lighting environment.
13	Use Auto Light Rig on Startup Checkbox	Enables the automatic application of a default lighting setup when the Stage Light Viewport is initiated.
14	Add Current Light Rig to Stage	Allows users to save and incorporate the current lighting setup into the Stage, providing flexibility in managing and reusing custom lighting configurations.

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