Look at the back of your wrist and the WristPad will reveal itself (your thumb will be pointing towards you). It is a virtual tablet that provides lots of useful functions with a familiar flat-screen interface (mostly).
The Home Screen shows an array of buttons that will open the main screens.
These screens and how to use them are described later in context.
| Screen | Description |
|---|---|
| Browser | Web Browser showing this documentation by default. |
| Settings | Settings for sketching, snap, et al. |
| Paint | Paint color & brush palette |
| Materials | Materials palette for the Paint Roller |
| Preferences | Your working preferences |
| Cameras | Monitor the available cameras |
| Lights | Lighting controls |
| Stage Controls | Controls for stage machinery |
| Sound | Sound mixing desk |
| Mocap | Assign motion capture sources |
| Script | Work with the script view |
| Timeline | Work with the timeline view |
| Inspector | Inspect and modify the properties of things |
| Collaboration | Team collaboration |
| Undo History | Rewind the Undo History |
Below the main screen, are the Transport Controls.
Use the back button to go back to the Home Screen:
You can grab one of the handles at the edge of the WristPad to detach a screen and drag it somewhere in your work area. To get rid of the screen, use the Destroyer.