# Screen Space Elements As **Incari** can use both **2D** and **3D** **Assets**, it is necessary that the coordinate system is *3D*. The downside of this is that most designers work with a layer-based, *2D* coordinate system which presents the need to convert each **Asset’s** position in *2D* space to the same relative position in *3D*. This can be a slow and tedious process. With the introduction of **Screen** **Space** **Elements**, though, it is much easier for UI/UX designers using *2D*-based tools to transfer their designs into **Incari** without the extra step of performing individual conversions. Designers can now import **Assets** from third-party content creation software, such as *Photoshop* or *Figma*, directly into **Incari**. Additionally, the **Screen Space Elements** encompass new **Objects** and new [**Nodes**](#2d-nodes). The **2D** **Objects** available in **Incari** fall under two groups in the **Scene Outliner**. These are **2D** and **Vector2D**. These provide *2D* counterparts to those under **3D** and **Vector3D** and are only editable within two-dimensional space, meaning that their position is only contained within the X and Y axes. Additionally, these utilize the *pixel positioning feature*, which means that the origin (0,0) is set at the top-left corner of the **Screen** and the X and Y values under `Position` reflect the exact pixel position when the **Object** is rendered on the **Screen**. ## 2D ![2D Objects](/files/-MjTiqVLasvmYvFB1QJh) The **2D Objects** cover different functional items used to provide engaging graphics and visuals in **Incari**. * **Image Sequence Sprite2D** **Image Sequences** are used for one type of animation in **Incari**. More information can be found [*here*](/incari-studio/2021.3/demo-projects/4-methods-of-animation.md#3-image-sequence) and [*here*](/incari-studio/2021.3/modules/image-sequence-editor.md). * **Label2D** **Labels** are useful for displaying textual information and titles. More information can be found [*here*](/incari-studio/2021.3/toolbox/incari/vector/label.md). * **List2D** **Lists** require several different files to display data in the desired manner and are interwoven with **Incari Models**. More information can be found [*here*](/incari-studio/2021.3/getting-started/scene-objects/list-widget.md). * **On-Screen Keyboard2D** As the name suggests, the **On-Screen Keyboard** is simply a keyboard shown on the screen in two-dimensional format. Certain style aspects can be changed with a `.css file` and `Tint`, the latter providing the color for the highlighted key. * **Sprite2D** More information on **Sprite** **Objects** and further links can be found [*here*](/incari-studio/2021.3/getting-started/scene-objects/sprite.md). * **Svg2D** This **Object** allows the user to upload their own **SVG**, or *Scalable Vector Graphic*, file. Learn more about **Scalable Vector Graphics** on [*Wikipedia*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalable_Vector_Graphics). * **Text2D** A **Text Object** is used for writing texts in the *User Interface*. More information can be found [*here*](/incari-studio/2021.3/getting-started/scene-objects/text.md). * **Video2D** **Videos** are self-explanatory. This **Object** allows the user to upload their own video and move it around within two-dimensional space. * **Web Sprite2D** **Web Sprites** are important for embedding different types of web technologies into an **Incari** **Project**. This is explained in greater detail [*here*](/incari-studio/2021.3/getting-started/scene-objects/web-sprite.md). ## Vector2D ![Vector2D Objects](/files/-MjTiqVP3JFrVcurP_eO) The **Vector2D Objects** provide alternatives to their **Vector** counterparts and encompass several two-dimensional shapes that help build up the visual aspects of a *User Interface*. Unlike **Vector**, **Vector2D Objects** do not have Z axis components. * **Arc2D** A **2D Object** that is a piece of a circle defined by a starting and ending degree disregarding the center and running straight through between the two selected degree points. It is restricted to the X and Y axes. More information on **Arcs** can be found [*here*](/incari-studio/2021.3/toolbox/incari/vector/arc.md). * **Ellipse2D** A circular **2D** **Object** that is restricted to the X and Y axes. * **Line2D** A linear **2D** **Object** that is restricted to the X and Y axes. More information on **Lines** can be found [*here*](/incari-studio/2021.3/toolbox/incari/vector/line.md). * **Pie2D** A **2D** **Object** that is a piece of a circle defined by a starting and ending degree and a connected point at the center of the circle. It is restricted to the X and Y axes. More information on **Pies** can be found [*here*](/incari-studio/2021.3/toolbox/incari/vector/pie.md). * **Rectangle2D** A rectangular **2D** **Object** that is restricted to the X and Y axes. More information on **Rectangles** can be found [*here*](/incari-studio/2021.3/toolbox/incari/vector/rectangle.md). ## 2D Nodes These **Nodes** work for **2D Objects**. The **Vector Nodes** are still usable for **Vector Objects** and now can be used for **Vector2D Objects** as well. More information on **Vector Nodes** can be found [*here*](/incari-studio/2021.3/toolbox/incari/vector.md). The **2D Nodes** fall under three groups and include the following: * Position * [**Set Position Pixel**](/incari-studio/2021.3/toolbox/incari/object/set-position-pixel.md) * [**Get Position Pixel**](/incari-studio/2021.3/toolbox/incari/object/get-position-pixel.md) * Rotation * [**Set Rotation 2D**](/incari-studio/2021.3/toolbox/incari/object/set-rotation-pixel.md) * [**Get Rotation 2D**](/incari-studio/2021.3/toolbox/incari/object/get-rotation-pixel.md) * Size * [**Set Size Pixel**](/incari-studio/2021.3/toolbox/incari/object/set-size-pixel.md) * [**Get Size Pixel**](/incari-studio/2021.3/toolbox/incari/object/get-size-pixel.md) --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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