Graphic actors

• Getting started

Training

A Forge board is made up of several types of fundamental elements, each with a specific role in modeling and operating the environment:

• Zones: Ground surfaces, representing floors or types of floors (e.g., grass, concrete).
• Structures: 3D volumes used to model walls, rooms and buildings.
• 3D models: detailed objects (furniture, trees, machines).
• Waypoints: waypoints used to define paths (navigation or scripting).
• Facilities & Services: Functional elements assigned to objects (e.g., sensors, sockets, technical services).

These components are the basis of any map built in Forge, allowing a representation that is at once geometric, functional and visual.

Prerequisites

1. Have Forge installed
2. Have launched Forge connected to the target organization where the card will be stored.
3. Have knowledge of the Forge interface and the role of its different parts.
4. Have created and posted a map.

Area

The zones are used to represent shapes on the ground.

Structure

Structures make it possible to represent volumes.

3D Model

3D models allow you to add detailed elements.

Waypoint

Waypoints are used to define paths.

Equipment, Services

Amenities and services can be added to a map.