Defining static 3D models

You can insert static 3D models in the 2D and 3D mode.

1.  On the network object sidebar, click the Static 3D Models button.

2.  In the Network Editor, right-click the position in which you want to insert the 3D model.

3.  On the shortcut menu, click Add New Static 3D Model.

The Open window opens.

4.  Select the desired directory, for example in the installation directory of your Vissiminstallation ..\exe\3DModels\Vegetation.

For example models of benches, traffic cones, plants, buildings, overhead lines, tracks, road block equipment, sky texture, stop lights, stops, garbage cans.

You can also insert static 3D models in one of the following file formats *.skp, *.3ds or *.dwf.

5.  Double-click the desired file.

A symbol for the 3D model is displayed in the Network Editor.

The Add static 3D model window opens. In the section on the left, a preview of the 3D model is displayed.

6.  Make the desired settings for the attributes (Attributes of static 3D models).

The window also provides the following commands:

Element	Description
Preview in section on the left	3D display of the selected 3D model. Zoom: Turn the mouse wheel. Rotate the model: Left-click and keep the mouse button pressed while moving the mouse pointer in the desired direction.
3D model file	Path and file name of the selected 3D model file
	Opens the Open window for selection of a file with a static 3D model
	Resets the Preview to default settings. Does not reset the values of attributes in the Angle section.
	Adjust visualization: Show options that allow you to display additional elements in the preview. For example, Show ground plate:  Select this option to display a gray, transparent ground plate below the 3D model. This view supports the orientation during rotation and tilting of the 3D model in the preview.  If you do not select this option, no ground plate is displayed. This view corresponds to the view provided by the Network editor.
Angle	Angle of rotation around the three axes (Attributes of static 3D models)

In the 2D mode, in the Network Editor, the contour or outline of the 3D model is displayed and selected.

In the 3D mode, in the Network Editor, the 3D model is displayed and selected.

You can edit the static 3D model (Editing static 3D models in the Network Editor).