- Assets user guide
- AEM 6.4 Assets release notes
- About DAM
- User experience improvements
- Best practices for assets
- Use AEM Assets
- Dynamic Media
- Dynamic Media Newsletter by Experience League
- Setting up Dynamic Media
- Working with Dynamic Media
- Configuring Dynamic Media - Scene7 mode
- Configuring Dynamic Media - Hybrid mode
- Troubleshooting Dynamic Media - Scene7 mode
- Managing Dynamic Media assets
- Best practices for optimizing the quality of your images
- Managing Dynamic Media Viewer Presets
- Applying Dynamic Media Viewer Presets
- Managing Dynamic Media Image Presets
- Applying Dynamic Media Image Presets
- Dynamic Media Video Profiles
- Dynamic Media Image Profiles
- Smart Imaging
- Video
- Adding Dynamic Media Classic features to your page
- HTTP2 delivery of content
- Delivering Dynamic Media assets
- Activating hotlink protection in Dynamic Media
- Image Sets
- Mixed Media Sets
- Spin Sets
- Panoramic Images
- Video
- Interactive Images
- Interactive Videos
- Carousel Banners
- Using Quickviews to create custom pop-ups
- Delivering optimized images for a responsive site
- Previewing Dynamic Media assets
- Adding Dynamic Media assets to pages
- Embedding the Dynamic Video or Image viewer on a web page
- Linking URLs to your web application
- Using Rulesets to transform URLs
- Publishing Dynamic Media assets
- Invalidating your CDN cached content
- Installing Feature Pack 18912 for bulk asset migration
- Working with Selectors
- Extend Assets
- Administer Assets
- Assets supported formats
- Search facets
- Managing Metadata for assets
- XMP writeback to renditions
- Asset link sharing
- Asset reports
- Enhanced Smart Tags
- Profiles for processing metadata, images, and videos
- Cascading metadata
- Create and configure Asset Editor pages
- Assets sizing guide
- Metadata Schemata Reference
- Best practices for translating assets efficiently
- Assets performance tuning guide
- How to edit or add metadata
- Assets migration guide
- XMP metadata
- Assets network considerations
- AEM Assets vs. AEM MediaLibrary
- Using PDF rasterizer
- Configuring asset upload restrictions
- AEM and Creative Cloud integration best practices
- Integrating AEM Assets with InDesign server
- Metadata profiles
- Digital Rights Management in Assets
- Using demo package for Asset Insights
- Assets Offloading Best Practices
- Assets file format best practices
- Assets Monitoring Best Practices
- Camera Raw Support
- Detecting MIME Type of Assets Using Apache Tika
- Imaging Transcoding Library
- Support for IPTC Metadata
- Metadata Schemas
- Multi-tenancy for Collections, Snippets, and Snippet Templates
- Watermarking
- Bulk Metadata Import and Export
- Asset Templates
- AEM to Creative Cloud Folder Sharing Best Practices
- Folder Metadata Schema
- Managing Smart Tags
- Brand Portal
- Content Fragments
- Working with Content Fragments
- Managing Content Fragments
- Content Fragment Models
- Variations - Authoring Fragment Content
- Content Fragment Associated Content
- Metadata - Fragment Properties
- Content Fragments - Delete Considerations
- Content Fragments - Markdown
- Creating translation projects for Content Fragments
- Manage Assets
- Managing Assets with the Touch-Optimized UI
- Managing multiple assets and collections
- Asset selector
- Managing Collections
- Check in and check out files in Assets
- Configure asset tagging using the Smart Content Service
- Enabling duplicate detection
- Enhanced sorting of assets in AEM
- Organize digital assets
- Managing video assets
- Creating Translation Projects
- Preparing Assets for Translation
- Download assets from AEM
- Asynchronous Operations
- Lightbox
- Enabling Asset Insights through DTM
- Configuring Asset Insights
- Applying translation cloud services to folders
- Using Page Tracker and Embed code in web pages
- Managing Compound Assets
- Related Assets
- Asset Insights
- Searching Video Assets
- Private folder sharing
- Smart Content Service Training Guidelines
- Video renditions
- 3D Assets
- AEM 3D release notes
- Working with 3D assets
- Installing and configuring AEM 3D
- Advanced configuration settings
- Working with Adobe Dimension assets
- About the uploading and processing of 3D assets in AEM
- Resolving file dependencies
- Viewing 3D assets
- Rendering 3D assets
- About the use of stages in AEM 3D
- Setting up a standard stage with Autodesk Maya and Mental Ray
- Working with the 3D Sites component
- Integrating AEM 3D with Autodesk Maya
- About working with IBL stages
- Integrating AEM 3D with Autodesk 3ds Max
- Setting up an IBL stage with Autodesk Maya and Mental Ray
Advanced configuration settings
While the default configuration settings are appropriate for typical use cases, some situations may require you to make changes.
The following advanced configuration settings apply to the integration of AEM 3D for both Maya and non-Maya deployments.
All settings are accessed using CRXDE Lite in AEM (Tools > General > CRXDE Lite).
NOTE
If you re-install the package, it resets all settings to their default values.
CAUTION
Editing any settings that are not listed in the table below may result in unexpected or undesired program behavior.
Asset Types Configuration
In CRXDE Lite in AEM (Tools > General > CRXDE Lite), access the following configurations:
| Path | Description |
|---|---|
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/assetTypes/*/Conversion |
Specifies the file type for the intermediate 3D format created during ingestion. Must be empty for ‘fbx’ and ‘obj’ file formats or ‘fbx’ for formats enabled by Maya. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/assetTypes/*/Enabled |
Set to true or false to enable or disable this entry in the assetTypes list. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/assetTypes/*/Extension |
Specify one or more comma-separated file suffixes or file extensions which are to be associated with this asset type. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/assetTypes/*/IngestRegime |
Must be native for FBX and OBJ file formats and maya for formats enabled by Maya. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/assetTypes/*/MimeType |
Specifies the mime type for this asset type. For formats enabled by Maya it is recommended to use application/x-ext, where ext is the string specified as the Extension value. |
Ingestion Configuration
In CRXDE Lite in AEM (Tools > General > CRXDE Lite), access the following configurations:
| Path | Description |
| /libs/settings/dam/v3D/settings/addGroundPlaneImageOnIngest | Enables generation of an ambient occlusion drop shadow when viewing or rendering with an IBL stage. Applies to Preview and Rendering with RapidRefine |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/settings/cleanupRenderWorkDir |
Set to false to keep temporary files in the MayaWork folder after conversion and rendering. May be useful when debugging issues with Maya conversion and rendering. |
| /libs/settings/dam/v3D/settings/invokeAnimationOnIngest | When enabled, ImageMagick is installed on the server and magickPath is configured. Rapid Refine is used to create a simple animation for 3D objects that are used as a thumbnail in Card View and other views. Creating animations consumes significant CPU resources during the ingestion process. |
| /libs/settings/dam/v3D/settings/invokeLightMapsOnIngest | Enables the automatic creation of light maps on ingestion. Set to false to disable automatic light map creation; this can significantly reduce CPU consumption at the cost of reduced quality for preview and rendering with Rapid Refine. Does not affect rendering with Maya. |
| /libs/settings/dam/v3D/settings/gPlaneZero | When set to true (default), objects are moved vertically, if necessary, to ensure that all parts of the object are above the ground plane (y=0). When set to false (default), objects are not repositioned and may be partially hidden by a stage's ground plane. (Applies only to preview and rendering with Rapid Refine.) However, it does not affect rendering with Maya. When set to true, the vertical position of objects in Maya may be different than in preview or when rendering with Rapid Refine. |
| /libs/settings/dam/v3D/Paths/magickPath | The path and name to the ImageMagick convert utility. An absolute path is required if animated thumbnails creation is enabled. |
| /libs/settings/dam/v3D/settings/MaxCpuPercentage | Specifies how many CPUs are used at most for ingestion processing of 3D assets. Higher values speed up ingestions but may cause AEM to become less-responsive overall. This setting is approximate. That is, accuracy increases with the number of available CPU cores. |
Cloud Services configuration settings
Values for the following settings are provided by your Adobe account manager, provisioning expert, or support representative.
| Path | Description |
|---|---|
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/services/aws/accountId |
The account id of the Adobe AWS account. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/services/aws/bucketName |
The name of the S3 transfer bucket; normally aem3d. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/services/aws/customerId |
The unique id assigned by Adobe to your organization. Used as AWS Cognito user ID. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/services/aws/encryptedPassword |
The password associated with this customerId. Used as AWS Cognito password. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/services/aws/region |
The AWS region where the cloud services are deployed. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/services/aws/userPoolId |
The applicable AWS Cognito user pool ID. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/services/dncr/clientId |
The AWS Cognito client id for the dncr conversion service. |
Common processing settings
In CRXDE Lite in AEM (Tools > General > CRXDE Lite), access the following configurations:
| Path | Description |
|---|---|
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/Paths/mayaWorkPath |
The name and location of the working folder for Maya conversion and rendering. The folder is created automatically if it does not exist. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/Paths/maxWorkPath |
Name and location of the working folder for 3ds Max conversion. The folder is created automatically if it does not exist. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/settings/debugNative |
Set to true to enable creation of debug information during format conversion and rendering with the RapidRefine renderer. |
Renderer Configuration
In CRXDE Lite in AEM (Tools > General > CRXDE Lite), access the following configurations:
| Path | Description |
|---|---|
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/settings/dynamicIBL |
When set to true and pre-generated light maps are not available (that is invokeLightMapsOnIngest=false), the Rapid Refine renderer creates light maps during rendering to improve render quality. This setting can substantially increase render time. Setting to false minimizes CPU usage in such situations but may result in a lower render quality. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/renderers/*/Enabled |
Set to true or false to enable or disable a renderer, respectively. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/renderers/*/Display |
Lets you change the string that is displayed for an enabled renderer in the Renderer selector in the Render panel. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/renderers/*/MaxCpuPercentage |
Specifies how many CPUs are used at most for rendering 3D scenes. Higher values speed up rendering but may cause AEM to become less-responsive overall. This setting is approximate. That is, accuracy increases with the number of available CPU cores. |
3D Asset preview settings
In CRXDE Lite in AEM (Tools > General > CRXDE Lite), access the following configurations:
| Path | Description |
|---|---|
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/WebGLSites/autoSpin |
Set to true or false to enable or disable auto-spin (automatic camera orbit) on page load. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/WebGLSites/autoSpinAfterReset |
Set to true to restart auto-spin after Reset is pressed. Ignored when auto-spin is disabled. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/WebGLSites/autoSpinSpeed |
Specifies the speed (revolutions per minute) and direction of auto-spin, with negative values for right-to-left and positive values for left-to-right rotation. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/WebGL/continueRotate |
Set to false to disable continuation with gradual fadeout of viewer responses to touch and mouse gestures. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/WebGL/curtainColor |
Specifies the color of the load curtain that can optionally cover the viewport of the 3D asset preview during load and initialization. R,G,B value, with each color component in the range 0 to 255. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/WebGL/fadeCurtains |
When set to true, the load curtain will gradually fade out during the latter parts of viewer initialization. When set to false, the curtain remains opaque until loading and initialization has completed. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/WebGL/showCurtains |
Set to true or false to enable or disable the load curtain for 3D asset preview. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/WebGL/spinHeight |
When auto-spin is enabled and active, the vertical position of the camera is automatically adjusted relative to the height of the 3D object. When set to 0.5, the camera will positioned vertically at 1/2 the height of the object, which results in the horizon to be centered vertically in the viewport. Larger values result in the camera looking down onto the object and raising the height of the rendered horizon, smaller values result in the camera looking up at the object and lowering the horizon. |
3D Sites component settings
In CRXDE Lite in AEM (Tools > General > CRXDE Lite), access the following configurations:
| Path | Description |
|---|---|
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/WebGLSites/autoSpinAfterReset |
Set to true to reactivate auto-spin (automatic camera orbit) after home is pressed. Ignored when auto-spin is disabled. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/WebGLSites/continueRotate |
Set to false to disable continuation with gradual fadeout of viewer responses to touch and mouse gestures. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/WebGLSites/curtainColor |
Specifies the color of the load curtain that can optionally cover the viewport of the 3D Sites component during load. R,G,B value, with each color component in the range 0 to 255. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/WebGLSites/fadeCurtains |
When set to true, the load curtain will gradually fade out during the latter parts of loading and initialization. When set to false, the curtain remains opaque until loading and initialization has completed. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/WebGLSites/showCurtains |
Set to true or false to enable or disable the load curtain for the 3D Sites component. |
/libs/settings/dam/v3D/WebGLSites/spinHeight |
When auto-spin is enabled and active, the vertical position of the camera is automatically adjusted relative to the height of the 3D object. When set to 0.5, the camera will positioned vertically at 1/2 the height of the object, which results in the horizon to be centered vertically in the viewport. Larger values result in the camera looking down onto the object and raising the height of the rendered horizon, smaller values result in the camera looking up at the object and lowering the horizon. |
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