These are objects that users can launch as needed. Quick objects disappear when they are no longer in use, but they can be launched as many times as you like. The types of quick objects available vary depending on the space settings for each permission.
How to Use Quick Objects
Start the object in one of two ways:
Right-click operations |
Right-click near your avatar and select Objects. *Clicking the rightmost button will display all available objects. |
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Control toolbar operations |
Meeting Objects |
Click the Meeting Objects button. |
Other Objects |
Click the + button and select Object. Objects created by your organization will be displayed in Custom Object. |
For users who have been granted permission to use meeting objects by Space Settings, the meeting object will be launched automatically when they launch any of the following objects.
- Screenshare
- YouTube
- Embedded content
- Editor
- Transcribe
Joining Quick Objects
To join a quick object launched by another user, hover your cursor over the object icon and click "Join" that appears.
If you connect from outside audio or video range, you will automatically be moved within range of the object.
Even if you do not connect, you can still listen to audio, watch video and other content within the range. By connecting, you can send audio, video, etc. to users within the range of the object as a sender.
Quick Object Operations
Range Specification |
Specify the range within which the object's audio and video can be received. Only the initiator can operate it. Range within which audio and video can be received. |
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Range that can be specified for each authority | Admins and Members | Can be set between 0.5 and 64 times | |
Visitors | Can be specified between 0.5 and 2 times | ||
If you are connected to a Meeting object |
Specify using the pull-down menu on the control toolbar at the bottom right of the screen. |
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If you are not connected to a meeting object |
Select from the pull-down menu in the window. |
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Connection Limit | When you switch it on, other users cannot connect to the object. Other users can only view the content within the range of audio and video. No one other than the initiator can operate it. | ||
If you are connected to a Meeting object |
To switch between the two, use the lock button on the control toolbar at the bottom right of the screen. |
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If you are not connected to a meeting object |
Toggle using the lock button in the window. |
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Scaling the window size/moving the object |
You can use the zoom button on the window to make it full screen, or resize it vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. You can also move the window by dragging it. |
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Object position |
Clicking the Meeting icon on the control toolbar at the bottom right of the screen will display the currently connected meeting object location on the screen. |
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Leave (Leave/Disconnect from Object) | To end or disconnect from an object, do one of the following: | ||
Behavior differences for different users | The person who launched the object | This will also kick out any other connected users and close the object. | |
Users who connected to someone else's object | Leave (disconnect) from an object. | ||
If you are connected to a Meeting object |
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If you are not connected to a meeting object |
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Available shortcut keys | Press the ESC key. Valid for all objects. |
Tips
- Multiple quick objects can be launched at the same time. All objects launched by connected users are connected by a line and become the content of a single meeting. In addition, all users within range can view these contents. (The maximum number of quick objects that one user can launch at the same time is six.)
- Users who are not connected by a line cannot share content with each other.
- If the object you want to use is not displayed, its use may be restricted by the space settings.
- If the "Join" button is inactive and cannot be clicked, the user who launched the object has restricted connections.
- If your device is narrow, the toolbar will be scaled down and some shortcuts will be stored in three-dot buttons.