Account & Settings
The Settings panel
A guided tour of every Settings group: lighting, environment, sites, deployment, viewport feel, snapping, touch, and accessibility.
Open in the interactive manual →The interactive version has full-text search, a table of contents, and light/dark themes.
The Settings panel (Windows ▸ Settings, or the gear in most panel headers) gathers all the scene- and editor-wide options. The groups, and where each is covered in this manual:
| Group | What's in it |
|---|---|
| AI Assistant | Your Anthropic key, model, vision toggle, and fal.ai generation. |
| Lighting | Live vs Studio sun & sky, and the time-of-day control (live / always-day / set a time). |
| Environment | Sky presets (Live sky · Void · Deep blue · Plain colour), background, fog. |
| Visitor Spawn | Pin the camera pose visitors land on when they open the published scene. |
| Visitor Chrome | Where the visitor-facing extras sit on the published scene: reactions and the guestbook, each either In the menu (the default, which keeps the canvas clear) or On the scene as a floating pill. Whether each one exists at all is a per-site switch on your Account page; this only controls where it shows up. Loading placeholders lives here too: what a model looks like before it has arrived, and so does the share badge: a round share button in the bottom-right corner of the published view, with its colour and the words on its rim, its bottom-left twin the action badge (a round link to a sign-up, booking or shop, shown once its Action link is set), and Badge style, a dark or white disc for both. |
| Sites | Your named sites: active, primary, create, take down and put back, delete. |
| Deployment | Static export and Google verification. |
| Viewport Feel | Render quality, LOD, texture caps, idle camera motion, and post-processing (bloom, DOF, and sun god rays & lens flare). |
| Transform Snap | Snapping increments. |
| Selection + Visual Feedback | Highlight style, grid, camera markers, and the two scaffolding switches that reach the published scene: Show ground plane (published) and Show neighborhood plates (published) (the tinted tiles and rings under your pages). |
| Mobile & Touch | Touch input mode (gestures, corner joysticks, guided scroll, or page scroll, where one finger scrolls the view like a 2D site), with a section-bar direction for guided scroll, plus the joystick pan and look speeds, an invert-look-Y toggle, and how solid the on-screen sticks look. |
| Accessibility | Reduce motion (editor only), which calms the editor for you and changes nothing a visitor sees (the published viewer follows each visitor's own device setting and its Pause motion button), Site language (a code such as es, fr or pt-BR that becomes the published page's html lang, so screen readers pick the right voice; leave it empty to detect from the text), the selected-object chip, and the hardware badge. |
Theme
The editor follows a Theme setting of Auto (matches your operating system), Light, or Dark, alongside a density option and an editor-only reduce-motion toggle. (This very knowledge base has the same light/dark toggle in its top bar. Try it.)
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