Project Simulation

The project simulation section in Niloom.ai offers an immersive preview environment where you can test and experience your AR/VR projects in real-time. This platform serves as a virtual creative sandbox, allowing for detailed interaction and visualization of your digital creations.

This simulation environment is specifically designed to give you a comprehensive preview of how your project will come to life. It's an essential tool for ensuring that all elements perform correctly and that user interactions are executed as planned, all within a controlled and iterative testing framework.

The project simulation can be accessed on the Top Right Navigation Bar

Simulation Workspace:

• Preview (3D Scene): Acts as the interactive canvas where you can view and navigate through your project, scenes, interactions, and animations within a simulated space.

Top Navigation Bar:

• Exit Simulation: This allows you to exit the simulation mode and return to the project's advanced editing.

• Top Right Tools:

  • Save Icon: Saves the current configuration of your project before exiting the simulation.

  • Share: Allows you to share your project with others, invite creators to collaborate on the project with you, and send your project to other players to experience.
  • Reload: Reload your project

  • Publish Button: This enables you to publish your project, making it available for external viewing or interaction. Fill out the Project Settings information before publishing.

Middle Left

Zoom Toolbar: Located in the middle left of the screen, these controls allow you to adjust your view of the simulation space.

• Hand Tool: At the top, this tool may be used to "drag/adjust" your perspective of the view around freely without altering the zoom level, improving navigation across the simulation space.

• Zoom Slider: The central feature, a vertical slider, allows you to zoom in or out on the project scene, giving you a closer look at details or a broader overview of the entire space.

Bottom Control Bar:

• Playback Controls: Features play, pause, and stop buttons, crucial for controlling the simulation to test different interactions and scenarios.

• Scene Selection: A dropdown that allows you to switch between various predefined scenes of your project, enabling focused testing on specific segments or functionalities. You can use decision tree to add scenes to your project.