2D Schematic View
The 2D Schematic View provides a top-down network diagram of your scene. It complements the 3D workspace by giving you a flattened, printable layout suitable for rack diagrams, signal-path documentation, and venue floor plans.
Switching to the 2D view
Click the 2D View button in the toolbar (or press Shift + 2). The 3D viewport is replaced by the 2D canvas. Click 3D View (or press Shift + 2 again) to return.
Navigating the schematic
| Action | Method |
|---|---|
| Pan | Left-click + drag |
| Zoom in | Scroll wheel up or + button |
| Zoom out | Scroll wheel down or − button |
| Reset view | Click Reset button |
What is shown
| Element | Symbol |
|---|---|
| Projectors | Projector icon with label and throw direction arrow |
| Screens | Filled rectangle with name |
| LED walls | Rectangle with panel grid lines |
| Trusses | Thick bar with mount point markers |
| Cameras | Camera icon |
| Servers / media servers | Server rack block (add via Add Server in the schematic toolbar) |
| Signal paths | Connecting lines between sources and displays |
Adding a media server
While in 2D view, click Add Server in the schematic toolbar to add a media server block. You can label it and draw signal-path connections to displays.
Exporting the schematic
Click Export PNG in the schematic toolbar to save the current view as a PNG image. The exported image uses the current zoom level and pan position.
Note: The 2D schematic is a documentation view. Object positions in the schematic reflect the 3D scene layout but are rendered as 2D icons — modifying positions in 3D updates the schematic automatically.