Objects Menu
Step 1: Object Selection & Activation
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Add Objects: Select an object in your scene and click the Plus (+) button in the left-hand list.
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Activation Mode: Use the dropdown at the top to choose how the menu
appearsis summoned in VR:-
Trigger: The menu appears when the user clicks the object.
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Hover: The menu appears
simplywhenbythelookinguser points at orpointinghoverstowardover the object.
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VR Placement: When activated in the VR experience, the menu will automatically appear directly on top of the object.
Step 2: Creating Menu Tabs
1. Scene States Tab
Inner Button Style: Choose how the individual states appear (Numbers, original Thumbnail Images, or Custom Images).
Adding Content: Simply dragDrag and drop Scene States from the bottom panel of SimLab ComposerComposer. intoYou thecan designatedchoose field.to display them as numbers, original thumbnails, or custom images.
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Animation Sequences TabTab:
Identical to the Scene States tab, but you dragDrag and drop Animation Sequences from your library.library Thisto allowsallow users to trigger specific object animationsmovements directly from the menu.
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Training Builder Actions TabTab:
This tab is for custom logic. Each "Action" you create is assigned a unique Training Builder ID.
Step 3: Training Builder Integration
The logic for custom Actions is managed through the Training Builder. To make this process seamless, each Action widget includes a ManualTraining Setup:Builder shortcut button Usenext eventsto likethe ID field.
The Automated Workflow:
When you click the Training Builder button, SimLab Composer automatically opens the Training Builder and creates the event node for you. * It natively generates the Dynamic Menu Item Triggered (Node + ID) toevent.
It thatautomatically IDsattaches arethe unique to eachtarget object (e.g.,and "Chairfills 1"in canthe have an "Action 1" that is different from "Table 1's" "Action 1").ID.
NativeYour Setup (Shortcut):Task: ClickSimply connect the Trainingdesired Builderresponses Icon(like nextplaying a sound or jumping to a new scene) to the Actionauto-generated ID. SimLab will automatically open the Training Builder, create the correct event, attach the object, and fill in the ID for you.node.
While the shortcut natively creates the Node + ID event, the system also supports other events (like Dynamic Menu Item Triggered, ID, or Node) if you wish to build a custom logic system manually.
Step 3:4: Visual Customization (Settings)
Click the Settings button at the top left to define the look of your menu:
Step 4:5: Applying Changes
Summary Table: Menu Types
| Tab Type | Input Method | Best Use Case |
| Scene States | Drag & Drop | Changing materials, colors, or layout options. |
| Animations | Drag & Drop | Opening drawers, operating machinery, or moving parts. |
| TB Actions | Training Builder IDs | Custom |