WristPad

Look at the back of your wrist and the WristPad will reveal itself (your thumb will be pointing towards you). It is a virtual tablet that provides lots of useful functions with a familiar flat-screen interface (mostly).

The Home Screen shows an array of buttons that will open the main screens.

These screens and how to use them are described later in context.

Screen	Description
Browser	Web Browser showing this documentation by default.
Settings	Settings for sketching, snap, et al.
Paint	Paint color & brush palette
Materials	Materials palette for the Paint Roller
Preferences	Your working preferences
Cameras	Monitor the available cameras
Lights	Lighting controls
Stage Controls	Controls for stage machinery
Sound	Sound mixing desk
Mocap	Assign motion capture sources
Script	Work with the script view
Timeline	Work with the timeline view
Inspector	Inspect and modify the properties of things
Collaboration	Team collaboration
Undo History	Rewind the Undo History

Below the main screen, are the Transport Controls.

Use the back button to go back to the Home Screen:

Detaching a Screen

You can grab one of the handles at the edge of the WristPad to detach a screen and drag it somewhere in your work area. To get rid of the screen, use the Destroyer.