Annotations
Pin notes on a device's faces or 3D model, mark things as wrong, and let your agent fix and resolve them.
Pinning a note
In the modeler you can annotate the device itself:
- Pin a note or Box a note on a face, in the Faces and ports step.
- Pin a note on the model in the 3D view. Where the surface is flat, the pin is placed on that face in millimetres.
- Mark as wrong on any port, zone, LED or measurement, then say what's wrong, e.g. "the HDMI port is 5 mm further right".
The Annotations card lists open and resolved notes with their replies. Clicking one takes you to it.
What your agent does with them
Your agent sees how many issues are open in every answer. Its face drawings show each note as a numbered pin or box, in the right place. For each issue it:
- fixes it with the modeler's commands;
- resolves it with a note saying exactly what it changed.
If a correction doesn't make sense, it replies and asks you instead of guessing. When it needs a number it can't read from your photos, it pins a measure this note where it needs the measurement, and you answer with a reply.
Changes show up live in your open browsers.
Privacy
Annotations are text and positions only; your photos stay on your devices. They're private to you and your agent. If you mark one as public, it's published with the device's next revision as a note on its catalog page.
Annotations stay with the device across revisions, so an issue raised on revision 1 can be fixed in revision 2.
Measurement forms
The few numbers you measure, the formulas that turn them into the model, and how to tell your agent a value is wrong.
Photos and port detection
Add several photos of a device, find its ports, vents and LEDs on them in your browser, review the candidates, and let your agent use them with your words and annotations.