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Whether the image is [generated by FModel]() or is a `Texture2D` embedded in the package, you will have the possibility to open it on a bigger window with a Double Left Click. On this new window, you can Hold Left Click to zoom in the image or Hold Left ClickScroll to zoom even deeper.
### Sound
-A package that triggers the Audio Player (AD) is a package that holds audio. Supported types are either `SoundWave` or `AkMediaAssetData`, so if you are expecting to see the AD pops up, the package you selected simply doesn't have any of these export types. The AD is made out of 2 panels.
-1. The first panel displays your available output devices, the volume set, as well as a playlist containing your audio files set to be played one after the other. **DO NOT close the AD if you don't want your playlist to be cleared**.
+A package that triggers the Audio Player (AP) is a package that holds audio. Supported types are either `SoundWave` or `AkMediaAssetData`, so if you are expecting to see the AP pops up, the package you selected simply doesn't have any of these export types. The AP is made out of 2 panels.
+1. The first panel displays your available output devices, the volume set, as well as a playlist containing your audio files set to be played one after the other. **DO NOT close the AP if you don't want your playlist to be cleared**.
2. The second panel displays **a timeline to seek to a position** in your currently playing audio file. But most importantly, it contains an audio spectrum just so you don't get bored while listening to your favorite audio files.
Each individual audio file or the whole playlist can be saved with a Right Click on any of the files in your playlist.
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### Mesh
+A package that triggers the Mesh Viewer (MV) is a package that holds some kind of 3D model. Supported types are either `StaticMesh` or `SkeletalMesh`, so if you are expecting to see the MV pops up, the package you selected simply doesn't have any of these export types. The MV is made out of 2 panels.
+1. The first panel displays the list of models you loaded. Models can contain 1 or more sections, each section will have its own material, and each [material can be overwritten]() with a Right Click. You also have the ability to hide or make that section a wireframe with buttons right next to them.
+2. The second panel is the [viewport](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viewport) where you can rotate, pan, or zoom around the selected model.
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+You can save the loaded models as `.psk` for use in other programs such as Blender or 3DS Max.
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### Material
+There is no "Material Viewer" per se. Instead, we use the Model Viewer (MV) to display materials. Everything works the same, the only difference is that the model used will simply be a cube. The only supported type is `MaterialInstance`, so if you are expecting to see the MV pops up, the package you selected simply doesn't have any of this export type.
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+When saving a material, you will get a `.mat` file as well as all its textures as `.png`.
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### Animation
+There is currently no Animation Viewer and no possibility to preview animations in FModel. Instead, if one of your package's exports type is a `AnimSequence`, it will automatically be saved as `.psa`.
## Console
A little panel to **display warnings, errors, and other information** about what FModel does in the background. There is much more information in log files but _less is more_, so here you go. If needed, you can close this panel but we do not recommend doing so as you won't be able to see, if any, the cause of issues.
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