Project Configuration
Use this page when you need to decide how the operator layout and vehicle project should be configured.
Preferred portal configuration
For self-serve projects, the preferred path is portal-managed configuration.
The portal should let you create the vehicle/operator setup, choose the first layout, and assign the web-based controls without editing .vproj files by hand.
That portal configuration can drive:
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Which vehicle an operator can access.
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Which controls, gauges, and widgets appear.
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Which web project or operator page opens.
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Which video regions are visible to the operator.
Native Oden project layout
Use native .vproj configuration when you need direct control over scene entities.
This is the fully flexible path.
Native layout tools include:
- Entity positions
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Place 2D video, images, text, models, webviews, and other entities directly in the scene.
- Flexbox layout
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Arrange child entities in rows or columns using Oden’s native flexbox entities.
- Output Alignment
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Arrange Streamer-side video sources before encoding.
- Project Settings
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Store startup scene, view, auto video packing, and other project-specific behavior.
- Application Settings
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Store local display behavior such as fullscreen, hidden GUI, and VSync.
For the detailed low-level model, see Projects and Scenes and Player Layout.
Webview OdenVideo layouts
Use webview layout when the operator UI is a web app. The web page creates DOM elements for video regions, and Oden draws video into those regions.
In React or plain HTML, the core idea is:
<div id="front-camera" data-camera-id="Front"></div>
const odenClient = getOrCreateOdenLayoutClient();
odenClient.registerVideo("front-camera", document.getElementById("front-camera"));
For multi-vehicle layouts, use vehicle_name:stream_name so Oden can map the DOM region to the correct Remote Streamer.
See Webview and JavaScript SDK for the SDK details.