Object Viewer Block
View 3D objects in the UI.
The Object Viewer Block is used to view a target game objects in the UI. It provides rotation, panning, and zooming functionality.
You can add the default design to your scene by right-clicking in the hierarchy and navigating to Inventool > Blocks > Object Viewer Block.
Check out its scripting section to learn about its full potential.
Object Viewer BlockProperties
Block Options
Target
The scene object to target.
Targeter
The targeter reference.
Drag Button
The pointer button used to apply the drag (rotation) input.
Pan Button
The pointer button used to apply the pan input.
Match Rect On Cache
If the target texture should be resized to match the size of the RectTransform on cache.
Match Rect Size (Button)
Updates the camera target texture to match the size of the RectTransform. Click this button if the target object's scale appears off.
Force Render (Button)
Forces the camera to render. Click this button if the object disappeared for whatever reason.
Object Targeter Options
Center Offset
Offset from the target's pivot point.
Reset View Speed
The speed in which the view is reset. 1 = 1s. 2 = 0.5s.
Rotation
Enable
If the camera should be able to orbit the target object.
Rotation Pivot Offset
Rotational offset from the target's pivot point.
Starting Rotation
The starting rotation.
Rotation Strength
The rotation strength. This affects the rotation amount applied per rotation input event.
Rotation Control
The rotation control option applied.
Invert Horizontal
If X-axis rotation input should be inverted.
Invert Vertical
If Y-axis rotation input should be inverted.
Pan
Enabled
If the camera should be able to move around on the X and Y axis.
Pan Strength
The panning strength. This affects the pan amount applied per pan input event.
Enable Automatic Bounds
If panning should be bound by the UV of the raw image.
Zoom
Enabled
If the camera should be able to move around on the Z axis.
Zoom Strength
The zooming strength. This affects the zoom amount applied per zoom input event.
Smoothing
Smooths zooming. The lower the value, the smoother it is at the cost of speed.
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