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Useful tips after your asset upload

Written By Nira.app

Last updated 1 day ago

(Also see: Useful tips before your asset upload)

Learn how to navigate the view

If this is your first time using Nira, see our help article or video to familiarize yourself with its view navigation.

If objects are extremely far apart and the view looks empty, use the Go to... buttons that appear to jump to the objects.

Adjust orientation (if needed)

You may need to adjust your asset's coordinate system in Nira if navigating the view feels unnatural or your asset is oriented strangely (e.g. it's upside-down or on its side). This is a simple fix -- see How do I fix the orientation of my uploaded asset?

Fix incorrect or missing colors (if needed)

If your asset doesn't have the colors you expect, the fix is typically quite simple. See How to identify and fix a missing or unassigned texture file.

Set your preferred starting view and asset thumbnail

When you view an asset for the first time after uploading it, a starting view and asset thumbnail is automatically generated. Others that view the asset will start in the same spot you did. If you prefer a different starting view and thumbnail, first click

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and navigate the view to the desired spot, then press the
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button (Top Center).

Default View Variant: If the starred default variant has a saved camera position, the asset opens there instead of at the Starting View. This also applies when Base Settings is starred. If the default has no saved position, the Starting View is used. Manage these positions with the camera button in Manage View Variants; Set Starting View still updates the asset thumbnail. Viewpoint-specific links keep their linked viewpoint.

Consider adjusting the Sharpen setting

The Sharpen setting can affect how detailed your asset looks. The default setting within Nira typically works well for most assets, but some assets may look better with a different value. To adjust Sharpen, click

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and use the Look > Sharpen slider in the left panel. For more information, see Finding the best sharpen (sharpness) setting.

Share your asset with others!

See How do I share access to my assets?

Questions?

Contact us, we're happy to help.