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LOD Management

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Last updated 7 months ago

In general the colormass system handles dynamic compression (on the server side) and decompression (on the client side) so that you don't have to absolutely minimize your 3D assets. But in some cases it is good to have an extra tool to manually adjust LOD details and decide what to show where. The colormass platform offers three distinct usecases:

  • Web: displaying the asset in a configurator

  • AR: displaying the asset in app-less AR way

  • Path-traced: using assets in path-traced image rendering

In practice it is usually the best to define two: Web and Path-traced. To set these first add a group to your product:

and name then based on what use case will be inside that folder. Move the elements that you would only like to display for that use case under this folder, like so:

Once all this is done we only have to do one more step, click on the Other button and select LOD Type:

Then select the use case that you would like to set for your folder:

and assign it the Active field of your folder:

this will make the folder active (visible) during image rendering and inactive (hidden) for any other use case (web, AR).

You can confirm if this is the case if you click on the bottom right corner (in the viewer settings) and switch between the toggle buttons at the very top. You will see that the items which were moved under a folder called Path-traced is only shown during Path-traced use case:

Add groups
Group with stitching inside
LOD Type
Type selection
Assign LOD Type
Reviewing the use case