Elementor Settings

The Backend Editor is Canvas Studio‘s widget’s settings panel where you define everything that makes up your 3D scene. It’s where you add and configure all Elements, Materials, Lights, Environments, Effects, and other scene components before bringing them to life in the Frontend UI. Each section in the Backend Editor contains structured repeaters and options that control how these items behave, interact, and appear, essentially serving as the blueprint of your scene. Once set up, all parameters and connections defined here become instantly available for visual editing and animation in the Frontend.

CONFIGURE TAB
Project ID – sets the internal reference name used by the system to identify your scene configuration
Initial States – defines the default starting conditions for objects and materials when the widget loads
Canvas Options – adjusts the rendering area, pixel ratio, and other canvas-level display parameters
Loading Screen – manages preloader behavior and design while the scene initializes
Breakpoints – defines responsive rules for different viewport sizes to maintain layout consistency

SCENE TAB
Camera Type – selects the camera used to view your scene (Perspective or Orthographic)
Environment Type – chooses the environmental lighting method and subsequent upload for the related file type.
Enable Physics – master toggle for physical interactions and gravity-based behavior
Anti Alias – smooths edges for a cleaner, higher-quality image output

POST EFFECTS TAB
Post Processing Effects – adds and manages effects like bloom, depth of field, grain, and many others to enhance final visuals

Under the settings section, you will find other dedicated sections for the Elements, Lights, Materials, Layers, WebGl Effects, Editor Preview, and more. Each with their own repeaters to add as many of each item as needed in your 3D scene.