Scene editor overview

The scene editor controls how a product looks and feels before any configurator logic: framing, light, storytelling and imagery.

What you control

Area	Highlights
Views & cameras	The working camera (FOV, clipping, framing presets), named saved views, the scene baseline and the staged opening view.
Lighting & environment	HDR environments, named scene lights aimed with the gizmo, subtle soft-fit fills, shadow direction, tone mapping.
Annotations & hotspots	Points of interest with focus cameras; markers can play a bound animation on select.
Animations	The clips your models ship with, triggered from annotations — identical in editor and published viewer.
Studio output	Batch-render every saved view into a consistent product image set.

Everything saves with the scene — the published viewer and embeds render exactly what you authored, including materials adjusted per model.

How it relates to the configurator

Scene setup carries into the configurator per variation — a finish swap keeps your lighting design intact. Per-part cameras and the configurator’s own opening behaviour are configured with the product: Configurator cameras.

Section guides

1. Views & cameras — working camera, saved views, opening view
2. Lighting & environment — HDR, lights, soft fits, shadows
3. Annotations & hotspots — focus cameras and repositioning
4. Animations & triggers — clips, annotation binding, playback
5. Studio output — saved views → product image sets