Among the various possibilities it possible :

Allows to affect a color in flat : it will be used when the object is displayed without texture, notably when connecting to the site for the first time.
Use the following window to choose the color :

(1) : Click on the wished hue in the central zone .

(2) : Right-click the wished saturation or (3) enter the HSV or RGB values of the wished color.

(4) : The chosen color is displayed in this zone.

- Click the button "OK" to confirm
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Allows to set up the degree transparency of the selected material :

- Slide the green cursor to adjust the transparency/opacity
- Tick the box "set transparent" to activate transparency option
- Click on the OK button to confirm.

The transparency of a BMP texture (color of the first pixel at the top left part) is obtained by ticking "set transparent" and leaving the cursor on 0.
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Allows to affect a texture to the selected material

Choose the texture in the available graphic libraries, then click on Appliquer
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Allows to set up several parameters of the selected material :

Color Filter : allows to color the selected texture
- Color : choice of the wished color
- Rate : color brightness (value)

Rotation Filter : allows to choose a hue to tint the texture
- Angular : defines the value of the hue

Saturation Filter : allows to choose the saturation of colors composing the selected texture, ie how pure are the hues with respect to a white reference.
- Value : select the hue
- Rate : defines the saturation

Attraction Filter : allows to define a color which will seem transparent (to use jointly with "Transparency")
- Color : color to be processed
- Distance : degree of intensity (0-255)

Apply by clicking on OK
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Allows to manage objects :

Add an object

Opens a .m3d file selection interface to insert a new object into the 3D scene :

Creates a father object (« invisible »), child of the scene's main shell, then adds all the 3D objects defined in the .m3d file as child of this father object (in their respective coordinates as defined in the .m3d file).

Two cases are possible :
- either father object is added to the scene's center, with x=0 , y=0 , z=0 and a=0 , b=0 , c=0
- or father object is added in front of the current camera (coordinates and orientation).
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Open the 3D modeler

NB : display in multi-view mode can cause problems with some graphics cards.

A - Floating toolbar (SCOL)

It is possible to switch between global coordinates references (relative to the scene's centre) and local coordinates references (relative to the father's object)
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Allows moreover to finely adjust movements by manually indicating the values of axes (x, y and z) in the field "Positions"
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Also allows to finely adjust rotation by indicating manually the values of axes (a, b and c) in the field "Angles"
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Only the scale arrow is usable. Nevertheless, manual scaling of the objects is possible by entering a value lower than 100 in the field "Scale" to reduce the object either superior to 100 to enlarge it.

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A right- click in the 3D scene allows to display a context sensitive menu similar to the context sensitive menu which is displayed when a right-click is made in the 3D scene of the on-line site. A single option is different : "Close the object editor" which closes the floating toolbar and shows the 3D scene in one unique window.

Allows to choose a background color over which are applied objects and textures. By default, this color is black .

(1) : Click on the wished hue in the central zone.

(2) : Right-click on the wished hue or (3) indicate the values HSV or RGB of the wished nuance.

(4) : The chosen color is displayed in the zone.

- Click on the "OK" button to confirm
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Allows to adjust the principal luminous intensity of the scene :

- Move the green cursor according to the wished brightness
- Tick "Ambient light" to activate or to deactivate ambient light
Click on "OK" button to save modifications and to close the window
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When ticked, all avatars and objects in the scene are subjected to gravitationnal attraction and hence are downwards attracted .

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Example of an effect editor :

Framed part corresponds to specific data about the chosen effect.
Other parameters are generic.

- Effect type (3 types are present) :
1- global effect : neither associated with a 3D object nor with a material, a logo for example.
2- effect on a 3D object : effect on a 3D object, Rotate for example.
3- effect on material : effect on a specific material of one object, Shift for example.

- Other informations :
1- no indication : standard effect
2- EXCLUSIF effect : this effect can not interacts with another one of the same type, Rotate for example.
3- NON EXCLUSIF effect : can be activated with another one (including an exclusive effect).

These parameters are effective when clicking on the Appliquer l’effet button.
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Allows to manage positions in the 3D scene

To create a new position in the 3D scene, click on Add position , give a name to it and then to click on "OK". This new one is displayed in the positions list. The saved position is the current position of the avatar.

To update a selected position coordinates, move the avatar to the wished position, then click on Update position

To delete an existing position, select it in the list then to click on the Delete position. button.

Attention : at least one position is necessary.
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Click on Change collision box allows to replace the existing collision box with a new one saved on local directories or on the server

ATTENTION !
A collision box is always centred on the centre of the 3D scene and can not be moved or resized.

When "Local collision and gravity activated" option is unticked, moving through collision boxe of this object is possible and there is no gravity.