Spin Sets spin-sets

Upload your images for multiple views.

At minimum, you need 8-12 shots of an item for a one-dimensional Spin Set and 16-24 for a two-dimensional Spin Set. The shots must be taken at regular intervals to give the impression that the item is rotating and being flipped. For example, if a one-dimensional Spin Set includes 12 shots, rotate the item 30° (360/12) for each shot.

See Dynamic Media - Supported raster image formats for a list of formats supported by Spin Sets.

Create a Spin Set.

To create a Spin Set, select Create > Spin Set and then name the set, choose the assets, and choose the order the images appear.

See Work with Selectors.

Set up Spin Set Viewer presets, as needed.

Administrators can create or modify Spin Set Viewer Presets. To see your spin set with a viewer preset, select the spin set, and in the left-rail drop-down menu, select Viewers.

See Tools > Assets > Viewer Presets if you want to create or edit viewer presets.

See Add and edit viewer presets.

View a Spin Set.

You can view and access sets created by way of batch set presets in three different ways. (Sets created using batch set presets, do not appear in the user interface.)

Preview a Spin Set.

Select the Spin Set and you can preview it. Rotate the Spin Set. You can choose different viewers from the Viewers menu, available from the left rail drop-down menu.

Publish a Spin Set.

Publishing a Spin Set activates the URL and Embed string. In addition, you must publish the viewer preset.

Link URLs to your web application or Embed the Video or Image Viewer.

Adobe Experience Manager Assets create URL calls for Spin Sets and activates them after you publish the spin sets. You can copy these URLs when you preview assets. Alternatively you can embed them on your web site.

Select the Spin Set, then in the left rail drop-down menu, select Viewers.

See Link a Spin Set to a web page and Embed the Video or Image Viewer.

In Assets, navigate to where you want to create a spin set, select Create, and select Spin Set. You can also create the set from inside a folder that contains your assets. The Spin Set Editor displays.

In the Spin Set Editor, in the Title field, enter a name for the Spin Set. The name appears in the banner across the Spin Set. Optionally, enter a description.

Do either one of the following:

• Near the upper-left corner of the Spin Set Editor page, select Add Asset.

• Near the middle of the Spin Set Editor page, select Select to open Asset Selector.

Select to select assets that you want to include in your Spin Set. Selected assets have a checkmark icon over them. When you are finished, near the upper-right corner of the page, select Select.

With the Asset Selector, you can search for assets by typing in a keyword and tapping Return. You can also apply filters to refine your search results. You can filter by path, collection, file type, and tag. Select the filter and then select the Filter icon on the toolbar. Change the view by tapping the View icon and selecting Column View, Card View, or List View.

See Work with Selectors.

When you add assets to your set, they are automatically added in alphanumeric order. You can manually reorder or sort assets after you add them.

If necessary, drag an asset’s Reorder icon to the right of the asset’s file name to reorder images up the set list, or down.

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Reordering Frame 11 in the spin set by dragging it to a new location.

(Optional) Do any of the following:

• To delete an image, select the image and select Delete Asset.

• To apply a preset, near the upper-right corner of the page, select Preset, then select a preset to apply to all the assets at once.

Select Save. Your newly created Spin Set appears in the folder you created it in.

When opening the properties of an individual asset. Properties indicate what sets the selected asset is a member of (under Member of Sets). Select the name of the set so you can see the entire set.

From a member image of any set. Select the Sets menu to display the sets that the asset is a member of.

From search, you can Select Filters, then expand Dynamic Media and select Sets.

The search returns matching sets that were manually created in the UI or automatically created through batch set presets. For automated sets, the search query is conducted using Starts with search criteria which is different from Experience Manager search which is based on using Contains search criteria. Setting the filter to Sets is the only way to search automated sets.

Do any one of the following:

• Hover over a Spin Set asset, then select Edit (pencil icon).

• Hover over a Spin Set asset, select Select (checkmark icon), then select Edit on the toolbar.

• Select on a Spin Set asset, then select Edit (pencil icon) on the toolbar.

To edit the Spin Set, do any of the following:

• To reorder images, drag an image to a new location (select the reorder icon to move items).
• To sort items in ascending or descending order, select the column heading.
• To add an asset or update an existing asset, select Add Asset. Navigate to an asset, select it, then select Select near the upper-right corner.
  If you delete the image that Experience Manager uses for the thumbnail by replacing it with another image, the original asset still displays.
• To delete an asset, select it and select Delete Asset.
• To apply a preset, select the Preset icon and select a preset.
• To delete an entire Spin Set, navigate to the Spin Set, select it, and select Delete

Select Save when done editing.