3D Simulation Area

The robot, scene objects, tools, workobject models, robot motion path, pick points, and collisions will be displayed in the 3D Simulation Area. Also in this area, you can drag and drop the models of scene objects.

Mouse Actions

The navigation gizmo shows the current view in the workspace. Click the icon of each axis (X, Y, Z, -X, -Y, -Z) to align the view with the axis. Press and hold the left mouse button and drag the navigation gizmo to rotate the view.

simulation area ball

Rotate the view

Press and hold the scroll wheel and drag in any direction, or press and hold the left mouse button and drag the navigation gizmo in any direction.

Pan the view

Press and hold 3d edit key1 and drag in any direction, or press and hold Shift + scroll wheel and drag in any direction.

Zoom in/out

Press and hold 3d edit key2 to zoom in by dragging upwards and zoom out by dragging downwards, or scroll the mouse wheel.

Fit the view

Click 3d edit key3.

Switch to perspective/orthographic view

Click 3d edit key4.

Show pressed keyboard keys and mouse buttons

Once 3d edit key5 is selected (highlighted in blue), the keyboard keys and mouse buttons you pressed will be displayed in the lower right corner in the 3D Editing Workspace.

Display Scene Objects

The 3D simulation area displays the following models in a project:

scence object

① Scene object model, ② Robot model, ③ Tool model, ④ Ground

Display Planned Path

Whether for a real scenario or a simulated one, the 3D simulation area can display the planned path of the robot. You can use the displayed path as an aid for adjusting the motion of the robot.

move track

Display Received Vision Result

The vision result returned by the vision service will be displayed in the 3D simulation area. Generally speaking, a vision result includes: workobject point clouds, scene point clouds, workobject poses, workobject ID, and customized pose labels that indicate the characteristics of the workpieces.

pointcloud pick

Display Detected Collisions

When planning a path for the robot, Mech-Viz detects whether the robot and/or its tool will collide with scene objects, workpieces, or workobject containers. When a possible collision is detected, the two objects involved in the collision will be displayed with blue highlight and yellow outlines in the 3D simulation area, as shown below.

collsiion predict

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