====== Whiteboard [Studio] ======

  * You can draw on it with a [[en:virtualcast:studio:item:markerpen|marker pen]].
  * You can save the picture drawn by long-pressing the grip button.
  * You can load images and use them for slide show by registering URLs in the settings screen.

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===== Basic Operation =====

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^ Operation ^ Behavior ^
| Scale with both hands | You can freely resize in XY directions. (The depth is disabled) |
| Grip (long press) | Delete the lines drawn with the [[en:virtualcast:studio:item:markerpen|marker pen]]. |
| Grip (Short press) | Save the picture drawn on the whiteboard.\\ The save destination is C:\Users\USERNAME\Pictures\VirtualCast\Media.\\ The picture will be saved only on the computer of the user who pressed the grip button.\\ |
| [[en:virtualcast:studio:item:laserpointer|Laser pointer]] supported | When multiple images are loaded, you can change the image forward and backward. |

==== Visibility / Lock ====

^ Visibility ^^
| Changeable from the context menu | Yes |
| Specification | It is visible to viewers by default. |
^ Lock ^^
| Changeable from the context menu | Yes |

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===== Embedding image =====

  * Upload images to cloud storage like Google Drive and change the share setting to the state which anyone who knows the URL can see them.
  * To load the images into the cue card, register the corresponding URLs in VirtualCast’s settings screen.\\ [[en:virtualcast:setting:import#Images|Add images to the whiteboard]]
  * [[en:virtualcast:studio:item:whiteboard: tips1]]
  * Useful information: [[https://qiita.com/miyumiyu/items/bb780c9582bb21e10e1d | How to create slides in VirtualCast without using a server (Japanese article)]]
  

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===== Other specs. =====

  * You can use it even when you are joining studios hosted by other users
  * You can also draw on it with your finger while making a hand-gun pose with your hand (The color of the finger paint is determined by the color of the marker pen you last grabbed.)