X-Ray Panel
Table of Contents
Overview
The X-Ray panel provides IntuiFace users with one-click access to all properties, triggers and actions associated with an interface asset. This inventory of interface asset (IA) characteristics can also be used to easily create assets [bound](http://support.intuilab.com/kb/binding-and-value-converters/binding... to read-only property values and new trigger/action pairs.
Launch the X-Ray
All interface assets (IA) added to an IntuiFace experience are listed in the Interface Assets panel. Each listing has a small button that, if clicked, launches the X-Ray for the corresponding IA.
X-Ray layout
The X-Ray is organized into three tabs:
- Properties All IA properties subdivided into two sections: modifiable properties at the top, read-only properties at the bottom.
- Triggers All IA triggers.
- Actions  : All IA actions.
Using the X-Ray to edit your experience
The X-Ray has two capabilities in addition to its ability to display an inventory of properties, triggers and actions.
- Create assets bound to IA properties
All read-only properties on the Properties tab can be added to your experience by either
- drag-and-dropping that property into the scene
OR
- clicking the "Create an asset" button associated with the property in question
- drag-and-dropping that property into the scene
- Create new trigger/action pairs
All triggers on the Triggers tab can be used to launch the "Triggers and Actions" panel by clicking the "Add this trigger" button for the appropriate trigger.
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A quick overview
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Getting started
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Assets
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Collections
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Triggers and actions
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Binding and Value Converters
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Interface Assets
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Web Triggers
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Data Tracking
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Player for Tablets and Player for Kiosks
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Understanding the IntuiFace Samples
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Connected Object Support
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Beacons
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Team Collaboration
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Interactive Devices Other Than Touch Screens
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Purchasing Licenses
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Managing Licenses
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How to . . .
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FAQ
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Reason to upgrade
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IntuiFace Marketplace
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IntuiLab and Third Party Licenses
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Tips and Tricks
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Release Notes