Importing resources (Smart Importer)
Import contents into each scene in the solution using the Smart Importer, which uses AI to analyze Photoshop files to detect, suggest, and create controls for the Scene Composer solution. This step describes the operation of assigning appropriate controls to images on a resource using the Smart Importer.
Gauge Control
- From the menu bar, select "Import" and then "Smart Importer > From Local File..." and select the resource to be imported.
- A file selection dialog will appear.
- If you have not saved the solution yet, a dialog will appear prompting you to save the file first.
- In this tutorial, "Car_Cluster.psd" saved in the following folder is used.
\cgi_studio_content\2D\PSD

- A file selection dialog will appear.
- The Smart Importer dialog box appears.
- For more information on the Smart Importer dialog box, click here.
- The [ OK ] button at the bottom of the Smart Importer dialog box is pressed when all settings are complete and performing import.
- Expand "Cluster" in the Layer tree of the Smart Importer dialog and select "Gauge Left".
- A control list appears on the right side of the dialog, listing the available controls.
The listed controls are categorized as "AI Detected Controls" and "Available Controls".- The number displayed to the right of each control indicates the detection rate by the AI.

Press the [ Apply ] button for the Gauge control
- The Gauge control is assigned to "Gauge Left" on the layer tree ("Gauge Left" text color changes to blue).
- The Appearance tab will automatically select on the right side of the dialog.
- Note that if "BackgroundImage" is not set for layer mapping, the standard background of the Gauge control is used instead of the image on the Photoshop file.
Gauge left Target Tab Target Item Setting Value Appearance LayerSelectMapping[Select layers] from the pull-down menu and set as follows.
After selecting the image, check [Pivot Point].BackgroundImage
Scala kmh
Gauge Background
BackgroundImageBackgroundImageControl Bitmaps and Customize
BackgroundImageNeedleImage
CenterNeedleImage
Basic Properties
Name
InputMax
RotationMaxSpeedGauge
240
225
| Gauge left | ||
| Target Tab | Target Item | Setting Value |
| Basic properties | ||
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Name |
SpeedValue |
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- The settings for the Gauge and Text Value controls are shown in the table below.
Gauge Control Target Tab Target Item Setting Value Appearance LayerSelectmapping[Select layers] from the pull-down menu and set as follows.
After selecting the image, check [Pivot Point].Scala kmhBackgroundImageGauge BackgroundBackgroundImage
Scala rpmBackgroundImage
Gauge BackgroundControl Bitmaps and Customize
BackgroundImageNeedleImage
centralNeedleImage
Basic Properties
Name
InputMax
RPMGauge
Text Value control Basic Properties
8000
Name
RPMValue
Duplicate and set up scenes
Transitions between scenes are made using State Machine Editor function described below. In this section, duplicate the "Car_Cluster" to which the controls have been applied up to the previous section and create a separate scene. The following operations are performed on the right side of the Smart Importer dialog box, [ Import Settings ] tab.
- Select Car_Cluster in [ Scene Name ] and choose [ Duplicate Scene... ] from the context menu.
- The [ Clone Scene... ] dialog appears.

- The [ Clone Scene... ] dialog appears.
- Enter "Car_Status" as the name of the scene to be duplicated and press [ OK ] button.
- A scene named "Car_Status" is created and displayed in the Layer Tree and Preview.
- A scene named "Car_Status" is created and displayed in the Layer Tree and Preview.
- With the "Car_Status" scene selected, expand "Middle" from the Layer Tree.
- The check is in place on the "Car".
- The check is in place on the "Car".
- Uncheck "Car" and check "Car Status".
- The center of the image displayed in the Preview section changes.

- The center of the image displayed in the Preview section changes.
- Repeat operations 1 through 4 above, this time adding an "Incoming Call" scene.
- In step 4, check the "Incoming Call" checkbox.
The resource preparation work is completed. Click the [ OK ] button in the Smart Importer dialog box to perform the import.