Annotations are multimedia containers that allow you to attach descriptions or references to points in space from
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+ chosen camera perspective on 3D objects in Kompakkt. Through the selection of different perspectives on
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+ annotations you can generate a walk-through. Annotations can contain text, images, AV media, URLs and more. You
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+ annotate your own objects with default annotations visible to everyone else. You can also create your own private
+ annotations or annotate other people’s objects by creating a collection and then annotating the objects you curate
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How to annotate objects in Kompakkt?
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You can start annotating objects when you switch to Annotate mode via the Edit menu within your own objects or
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You don’t have any annotations yet. Start creating annotations by accessing your existing objects and
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You can easily collaborate with your team or your students when managing annotations and collections of objects if
+ you create a dedicated group. Groups allow you to manage access rights across multiple registered users. Regular
+ group members receive annotation access for objects/collections associated with the group. Group owners receive
+ annotation access and can add/remove other group members. Groups can also be helpful when managing viewing access to
+ private objects, which remain unpublished to other Kompakkt users.
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How do groups work with collections?
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When you create a collection of Kompakkt objects you can annotate them regardless of their owners. This can be an
+ effective way to collaborate as you can invite either other individual Kompakkt users, or non-registred users (via
+ password-protection) to gain access rights to specific collections. If you need to continuously give access and/or
+ annotation rights to a number of individuals to different objects / collections, creating a group will just make
+ this process more efficient and will enable you to manage access rights centrally by managing the group membership.
+ Note that groups do require all their members to be registered users.
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