The camera drawer

the camera drawer is available in tasks with multiple camera sources users can use it to observe or annotate objects with the new version, you can step through the sources in both the expanded and minimized states camera drawer behavior in the 3d view, you can select between these camera drawer behaviors by opening the more menu (represented by three dots) auto switch object camera visibility automatically switches to the camera where the selected 3d object (or control point) has the best visibility auto switch object camera and frame visibility automatically switches to the camera and frame where the selected 3d object (or control point) has the best visibility only available in aggregated scenes optimized for 3d lines docid 7inl rq6toyb7ytadauwb and lanes docid\ plcyw4tuhjmovrnmnj3jt auto switch cursor position automatically switches camera based on mouse position in the 3d main view manual switch expanded camera drawer the drawer will expand when you first enter a task this lets you know if there's more than one source to consider when annotating or reviewing minimized camera drawer there are two options for the minimized camera drawer; field of view and miniature you can select the one or the other in the more menu (the three dots) field of view camera drawer (3d view only) this mode will visualize the appearent field of each camera and highlight the selected one in green the fields are interactive click to switch camera the top of the circle is typically the forward direction of the ego vehicle, but depending on client data it may not always be the case the purple dot indicates the location of the selected 3d cuboid, meaning if you select a different type of geometry the dot will not be visible miniature camera drawer the miniature camera drawer is a smaller version of the regular camera drawer, freeing up space in the drawing area camera icons there can be three different icons attached to each source the star indicates in what source the object is most visible the icon is always yellow the eye indicates that the object is visible in the source green indicates that it's visible in the current frame, while black indicates that it's visible at some point in the sequence the unify icon indicates that the object has been annotated in both 2d and 3d in the camera source green indicates that it's visible in the current frame, while black indicates that it's visible at some point in the sequence