SCENE
Sets the scene a drawing's 3D model is shown in on its 3D pages, their proofs and 3D exports: a retail shelf, a pallet load or a wall. See Scenes: shelf, pallet and wall for what each scene shows and every setting.
Syntax
SCENE "kind",KEY=value,…
SCENE "NONE"
| Argument | Meaning |
|---|---|
| kind | "SHELF", "PALLET", "WALL", or "NONE" to take the scene away. |
Every value is an expression: a variable keeps the scene following the drawing's sizes. Keys, by scene:
| Scene | Keys |
|---|---|
"SHELF" |
ROWS, COLS, DEEP, GAP, CLEAR, PRICE, LOOK; UP, FRONT, TURN |
"PALLET" |
PALLET, PALLETL, PALLETW, PALLETH, PATTERN, LAYERS, MAXH, OVERHANG, SHIPPER, LOOK; UP, FRONT, TURN |
"WALL" |
COLOUR, PHOTO, PHOTOW, WALLW, WALLH, CX, HANG, OFF, HALO, GLOW, BRIGHT |
A drawing has one scene: a SCENE replaces the one before. A key given twice is refused; a key a scene doesn't use is
kept but does nothing.
Examples
FACINGS=5
SCENE "SHELF",ROWS=4,COLS=FACINGS,DEEP=3,PRICE=TRUE
The pack on a shelving bay: four shelves, five facings across (FACINGS), three deep, with price strips.
SCENE "PALLET",PALLET="EUR",PATTERN="INTERLOCK",MAXH=1600
Shippers interlocked on a EUR pallet, as many layers as keep the load under 1600 mm.
SCENE "WALL",WALLW=2400,HANG=1700,OFF=30,HALO="#ffd9a0",GLOW=60
A sign hung with its middle 1700 above the floor, 30 off the wall, lit from behind by a warm white halo.
In a drawing file
A drawing is saved with its SCENE line after its LAYER3D lines, with the values as they were written.