But the route printed on the map has been blocked due to some construction activity. And are tangible too.īut the downside of using paper maps is-they are static, non-interactive, and difficult to interpret.įor example-say one of your guests is following the map to reach the venue. Paper maps give a holistic view of the area being represented. You can easily get a map designed by a cartographer and add it to the print material. Easily refresh drill files to download the latest changesĬompatible with Pyware 3D version 8 or greater.There are two ways to share the venue location via print media: 1. Loads grids for any performance area (fields, gyms, streets, stages, etc.) Switch between 3D’s surfaces, flat color, and high contrast for the performance area See detailed performer coordinate instructions on any count of the drill Switch between ensemble view and performer view Search for performers in the drill’s Cast List View entire Production Sheet and Text Box instructions Count Track that allows you to stop and view any count of drill Animation shows true pathways for all performers Pinch zoom, rotate, tilt and shift to view the drill from any angle Files can be accessed from cloud storage services by entering a download link or scanning a QR code from within the app Open Pyware 3D® mobile drill files (.3da)
Open drill files for any venue: football fields, gymnasiums, parade routes if you can design it in Pyware 3D®, you can open it in Pyware 3D Viewer! View both Production Sheet and Text Box instruction information. Seamlessly retrieve file updates with the press of a button. You’ll see your drills animate the way they were intended, because Pyware 3D Viewer actually opens Pyware 3D® files! Floats, Follow-The-Leaders, and curved pathways all animate flawlessly whether you’re watching the playback animation in fluid or step-time.
Pyware 3D Viewer allows you to take your Pyware 3D® drills anywhere! Designed for both instructors and performers, our Pyware 3D Viewer app eliminates the need to print anything.
0 kommentar(er)
