Simple or Advanced?

The AvatarDoc inspector has two modes. Advanced, the default, shows every tool. Simple shows only what most avatars need. Switching changes what you see, never what you made.

1. The mode switch.
2. The header.
3. The toolbar.
4. The panel of the selected entry, here the Hat toggle.

What each mode shows

Part	Simple	Advanced
Header	the status line, Show while there is a problem, Summary and the memory bar, plus Component settings once a setting in it is changed	the same, with Component settings always there
Toolbar	+ Toggle, + Radial, + Submenu, + Outfit set and the search field	every add, also + Trigger, + Override, + Preset, + Grabbable (see Grabbable), + Animator, + Menu asset, + Parameter, + Gesture faces and + Contact, plus Capture icons, Convert, Wheel and Filter
A toggle's panel	Name, Icon, Default on, In menu, and the Objects and Blendshapes sections	Name, Icon, Default on, In menu and the Objects section, plus Style, Rich text tags, the Builds line, Exclusive group, Scene preview and the Advanced fold. Blendshapes and the other sections show once you add them with + Add effect.
+ Add effect on a toggle	Objects, Blendshapes, Properties	the same, plus Materials, Animations and Follows
A radial's panel	Name, Icon, Default, In menu, and the Blendshapes section	the same, plus Style, Rich text tags, the Builds line, Scene preview and the Advanced fold
+ Add effect on a radial	Blendshapes, Properties	the same, plus Animations
A submenu's panel	Name, Icon, and how many of its slots are used	the same, plus Style, Rich text tags, the Builds line and the Advanced fold
The welcome card	Make a toggle, Start an outfit set and Quick start	the same, plus a Convert start when the avatar has something AvatarDoc can convert
Any other entry	its whole panel, with a note when Simple cannot add more like it	its whole panel

Right click menus are the same in both modes.

Switch modes

Press Simple or Advanced at the top of the AvatarDoc inspector. The AvatarDoc window, under Tools > DocMe > AvatarDoc, has the same switch.

The choice belongs to you, not to one component:

• Every AvatarDoc component follows it, in the inspector and in the window.
• Unity remembers it the next time you open the project.
• Switching in one place switches every open AvatarDoc inspector and window at once.

Nothing is lost

Switching only changes what the inspector shows. It writes nothing to your component and builds nothing again.

Simple never hides what you made. The tree shows every entry, and a part that holds something keeps showing. For example, a toggle that uses Materials still shows its Materials section in Simple. A tag filter you set in Advanced pauses in Simple, and works again when you switch back.

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