Throughout RayEval, the main tool bar is visible, which, dependent on the contents of the view shown adds or removes menu items dynamically. As a rule of thumb, the items shown below are always present on the main tool bar.
This opens the FILE menu. The FILE menu is dynamically created, dependent on what tool is currently active. Please refer to the the FILE menu section to read more about it.
With a left-click on the arrow button, users navigate one step back within the history of recently opened views. Right-clicking the arrow displays the recently visited views, and allows to return to a specific view from that list. This view history is limited to those views without project relation, or with relation to the currently opened project. Thus, returning back to a view is not possible if it was called for a project that is no longer opened.
Choosing this button will return you to the Home Screen. If any projects and or files are opened and there is a requirement to save any changes, you will be prompted to save before returning to the Home Screen.
4.Save
This button can be used to save the currently selected project
5.RAYEVAL
This is the product name which will be highlighted when either on the Dashboard or in a project.
Opens the configurations for RayEval. When the Settings screen, this will be highlighted.
Contains information on licensing, troubleshooting, etc. When in the About screen, this will be highlighted.
The window title displays the current scope of activity. If an editor is active, the file name of the currently opened project is part of the window title as well.
9.Profile switcher
This button can be used to switch between the different available project configurations.
This tile shows the current status of the RayFlow connection. Clicking on it enables a user to log into RayFlow or log out of the current RayFlow instance.
The standard window controls allow to minimize, maximize, resize and close the application window. The availability of each control follows the Windows schema for standard controls as known from any desktop application.