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Show, Collapse, Move, and Reset Panels

Converter Core Settings and Advanced are assembled from movable panels. Panels can dock on the left or right edge or temporarily float over the workspace to expose more of the 3D view.

Panel Controls

The header menu lists only panels used by the active primary page and active secondary page:

• a blue dot means the panel is visible;
• select a panel name to hide or show it;
• moving to another secondary page changes the menu entries;
• when Color Adjustment has no dock panels, the control does not offer ineffective toggles.

Hiding a panel does not disable its feature or clear its values. The component is simply not rendered until it is shown again.

Move and dock

Drag a panel by its title bar. Releasing it at the left or right edge snaps it into that dock and inserts it at the drop position. Panels in the same dock automatically stack without manual pixel alignment.

After the window changes size, Lumina recalculates the active page layout. A floating panel that cannot remain safely visible is returned to the left dock rather than being left off-screen.

Collapse and expand

Use the triangle at the right of the title bar. You can also:

• double-click the title bar;
• focus the title bar and press Enter.

Collapse hides only the content area. The panel title and position remain. During a drag, Lumina temporarily measures the panel at collapsed height; after the drop it restores the previous expanded state and measured content height.

Layout memory

Position, dock edge, collapsed state, and visibility are stored in this browser's local storage. They are not project parameters, are not included in share cards, JSON, or 3MF, and do not sync to another computer.

After an upgrade, records for removed panels are discarded and new panels receive the current version's default layout.

Reset Layout

Reset Layout restores default position, visibility, and collapsed state for all panels. It does not:

• delete an image or Preview;
• change LUT, material, or structure parameters;
• clear colour replacements or custom recipes;
• reset the machine, nozzle, or slicer selected in Settings.

It is therefore safe to use when panels overlap, leave the visible area, or acquire an inconvenient dock order.