Export Toolbar

	HTML5 Settings
	HTML5 Settings dialog enables the user to control the generated HTML file(s). Before exporting to HTML, the user needs to select a template to use for export, and to set other HTML parameters.
	Template Tab
	Template tab is where the user can browse the folder containing the HTML template(s) to use, and create New templates, Edit, Delete, or Refresh template(s). Clicking the New button will open SimLab Designer window. SimLab Designer is a simple application that enables users to design and save their own templates. For more details about SimLab Designer, select Designer Help from the Settings/Help bar in SimLab Composer. Embed Fonts In HTML option, when checked, will include the font used in the template, in case of using distributable fonts.



	3D Tab
	In this tab the user can set the properties for the 3D Area. The ‘Keep Camera Above Ground’ option, allows architects to prevent viewers of their 3D models from viewing under the buildings. The user can also select the navigation mode in the exported HTML file. Spin navigation mode adds great navigation experience.
	 Show 3D Toolbar: shows or hides the 3D Toolbar in Acrobat reader when opening the exported 3D PDF file.

	 Show World Axes: Shows or hides the world axes, in the lower left part of the exported 3D PDF file.  Open Model Tree: Opens the 3D model’s tree in the exported 3D PDF file.  Disable Selection: Disables/enables selection of geometries in the exported 3D PDF file.  Navigation Mode: The user can set the default navigation mode for the exported 3D PDF file to be Rotate, Spin or Walk. The user of the 3D PDF file can choose to change this default mode from inside the exported 3D PDF file.  Default Render Mode: Using this option, the user can select the default render mode to be one of the following (Solid, Solid Wireframe, Transparent, Transparent Wireframe, Illustration, Shaded Illustration, Transparent Bounding Box, Solid Outline, or Bounding Box, Transparent Bounding Box Outline, Wireframe, Shaded Wireframe, Hidden Wireframe, Vertices, Shaded Vertices).  Default Light Type: light type can be one of the following: white, day, night, bright, CAD optimized, cube, or head lamp.  Light Power: increasing this value increases the brightness in the exported 3D PDF file.  Navigation System: in this group the user can set the navigation mode, in the exported 3D PDF file. The navigation mode can be either Default Navigation; which tends to focus on one object in the scene, or SimLab Smart Navigation which is suitable for large scenes.  Cameras/Scene States: in this group the user can check the Show SimLab Buttons Bar option, and choose an option for navigating different cameras/scene states in the exported 3D PDF file. SimLab Buttons Bar can be: o Artistic Arrows: arrows will be used for navigating between different cameras/scene states. o Numbered Buttons: numbered buttons will be displayed to represent each camera/scene states. o Preview Images: preview images of the exported scene states will be displayed to represent each camera/scene states. (Available only in SimLab Composer)  Automatic Transition: this option enables automatic switching between, the different cameras in the scene. When automatic camera is enabled, the user can select the Pause Duration, which is the time in seconds for which the camera will stand still before camera effect starts.  Animate Camera Transition is an option for animating the transition between different cameras in the scene. The Duration (seconds) is the time of the animated transition. In case of no animated transition. Time before switching cameras = Pause Duration + Duration (seconds) A user can select the camera effect to be Zoom, Roll or the two combined. The camera effect will take place for the camera effect duration. In case the Automatic Camera option is not checked, the 3D PDF file will be exported with the scene cameras, but will not automatically switch between them. The Preview Image group is available for the user to choose to include or not to include a preview image for the exported 3D PDF file. In case of selecting an image, it will be displayed when browsing for 3D PDF files, to help the user in selecting the required file. This image will also be displayed when the user first opens the 3D PDF file. The image can be a rendered view image of the model/scene.
	Animation Tab
	In this tab SimLab Composer users can set the properties of the animation(s) in the exported SimLab 3D scene.
	Frames per Second (FPS): is the number of frames played per second for all animations created in the exported 3D SimLab scene. This controls the speed of playing all the animations in the scene, a value of 5 will result in a slower motion animation than a value of 15. Playing Mode: is the mode to use when the animation(s) reaches an end. The Repeat option will keep on repeating the animation(s), from beginning to end, as long as the PDF file is open.
	Swing option will keep on playing the animation(s), from beginning to end then from end to beginning, as long as the PDF file is open. The Play Once option will play the animation(s) only once.


	Advanced Tab
	Document Javascript and 3D Javascript can be used by advanced users to insert Java scripts to control both, the HTML document, and the included 3D model. Java scripts can be applied to designed templates, to make specific actions. Details about Javascript support in WebGL can be found at the scripting help in SimLab Composer.

	 Make Protected / Disable Measurement: This option is available for users to protect their exported 3D models, as it will prevent measurements of the model in the exported 3D PDF file.  Preserve Images Original Resolution: If the PDF template includes an image, this option when checked will preserve the image’s original resolution, and will increase the file size.  Full Screen: Check box; if checked will make the 3D PDF file start in Full screen mode.  Export Measurement and Text Annotations: Checkbox; when checked will enable exporting measurements and text annotations in a 3D scene to 3D PDF.  Export Polylines: When checked, 2D polylines in the scene will be exported.  Export Object Attributes: Object attributes defined in the Properties dialog, for any object, can be exported into 3D PDF files by checking this option. This can help designers communicate data with files’ recipients.  Open file after export check box: Will open the exported 3D PDF file.