# View

The View tab enables users to adjust viewing parameters within Spatial Explorer

![View Tab](/files/-MaA5V9GWi6ZzJZUrN3S)

The View tab is used to:

* **Show Fullscreen** - Enables/disables SpatialExplorer to be viewed in fullscreen mode.
* **Reset Camera** - Resets dataviewer to display data in a top-down and centered view&#x20;
* **Show Mouse Cursor** - Enables/disables display of mouse cursor&#x20;
* **Show Compass** - Enables/disables display of compass correlating to data orientation (top right corner of data viewer)

![Show Compass Enabled](/files/-MaAmZ2GFWg3QtugLBKm)

* **Show Sun Position** - Enables/disables display of sun angle vector on compass

![Show Sun Position Enabled](/files/-MaAoHYk9-1lUa1F6QUu)

* **Camera** - adjust view for rover data playback:
  * **Static** - view remains static during rover data playback
  * **Follow** - view follows the movement of the rover during rover data playback (rover centered within data viewer)
  * **Heading** - view follows the movement of the rover oriented in the rover's heading direction during rover data playback (rover centered within data viewer)
* **Rotate View** -&#x20;
  * Slider centered - Data view remains static
  * Move slider to the left - Data rotates clockwise, rotating faster the further left the slider is moved
  * Move slider to the right - Data rotates counterclockwise, rotating faster the further right the slider is moved
* **BG Brightness** - Adjust data viewer background brightness within data viewer. 0=black, 1 = white.&#x20;
* **Eye-Dome Lighting -** a non-photorealistic lighting model, which helps accentuate the shapes of different objects within the point cloud by grouping points which are close to each other, and shading their outlines. 0 = no EDL effect, 1= Maximum EDL effect&#x20;
* **Eye-Dome Radius** - EDL point grouping radius. The higher the number, the more accentuated the EDL effect.&#x20;


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