Picker modes & presentation

The picker is the option panel shoppers use in the published viewer and embeds. Its style is a per-product setting.

Picker, müşterilerin yayınlanan görüntüleyicide ve embed’lerde kullandığı seçenek panelidir — stili ürün başına ayarlanır.

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Picker, müşterilerin yayınlanan görüntüleyicide ve embed’lerde kullandığı seçenek panelidir — stili ürün başına ayarlanır.

Seçim paneli modları ve sunum

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1. Picker, müşterilerin yayınlanan görüntüleyicide ve embed’lerde kullandığı seçenek panelidir — stili ürün başına ayarlanır.
2. Stil anahtarı konfigüratör ayarlarında.
3. Kapalı = Liste stili — tüm parçalar aynı anda açık, kamera sabit. Açık = parçalar menüye katlanır ve açılan parçaya kamera uçar.
4. Müşteri sizin dahili parça adınızı değil Picker title’ı okur — parça body_v2 kalabilir, müşteri Finish görür.
5. Bir parçanın picker göstermesi için 2+ varyasyon gerekir — uzun paletler kısa kalır: dört örnek artı tam paleti açan “+N” karosu.

The two styles

List (default) — every part is shown open at once, all options visible. The camera stays put while shoppers explore. Best for products with a handful of parts where seeing everything at a glance sells the breadth.

Camera focus — parts collapse into a menu; opening a part flies the camera to that part’s recorded angle. Best for larger assemblies where a flat list would be long, and for products whose parts benefit from being looked at while configured. Record a camera per part for the focus to move — parts without one keep the current view (see Cameras).

What the panel shows

• Parts appear with labeled swatches — colour discs or texture thumbnails with the variation name, not bare dots.
• Each part’s heading is its Picker title — set it in the part’s panel when your internal part name isn’t what shoppers should read (e.g. part body_v2, title Finish). Empty means the part name is used.
• A part needs 2+ variations to show a picker — single-variation parts are fixed elements and stay out of the panel.
• Long palettes stay short — a part with more than five options shows its first four plus a “+N” tile. Tapping the tile opens the full palette on its own page (back button on top); picks made there apply to the model instantly. N counts only the options currently offered, so rules that hide options shrink it automatically.
• Parts driven by a link group are auto-hidden (the driver represents them) unless you turn on their Show in picker toggle; alternatives collapse into their visibility group’s switch.
• An option that opens or closes the product carries a state switch. When the selected variation drives a Toggle (open / close) animation, a two-position switch appears under that option — labelled with the variation and reading Open / Close — so the shopper sees the current state instead of guessing what a second tap would do. It disappears when a variation that does not move is picked, and its position is read from the model, so it stays correct after a swap or a deep link. See Animations & triggers.
• A View summary action lists the full current configuration — with prices, when your page pushes them in.

Headless option

Embedding into your own storefront and want none of this chrome? Turn the picker off and render your own UI — the engine keeps running underneath: Build your own UI.