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Windows 3D Viewer - Graphically-Intensive Functional Test

Overview

  • This workload will:

    • Simulate a user opening the built-in Windows 10 3D Viewer app and performing various 3D rendering tasks as an actual user might perform. This generates realistic graphically-intensive load.

  • The following steps will be performed:

    • Opening app and capturing app-opening timing with a custom timer

    • Changing the default animating model's animation speed

    • Changing the Quick Animation setting away from default

    • Changing the Model animation setting away from default

    • Turning the 2D grid (plane) on and off

    • Cycling through the different shading options/presets of the model

    • Cycling through the view/camera angle presets in the Grid & Views page

    • Cycling through the presets in the Environment & Lighting page

    • *Comment this section out of the code if the targets don't have an internet connection*
      Opening up the 3D library popup, choosing All Animated Models category, loading the first (top-left) model, and idling on the new model after having loaded

    • Closing out of the 3D Viewer app

  • Supplemental information:

    • If needed, configure the "Set global vars" section of this workload

    • Go through the workload to understand what it's doing. Comment out any unneeded code/code blocks, or add on any needed functional testing

    • Developed with: Login Enterprise Scripting Toolset/Application XRay version 4.6.5, Windows 10 Pro x64 21H1

    • Last updated on: 12 Oct 2021

Demonstration Video

https://youtu.be/U97QW2R3Bn0?feature=shared

Disclaimer

This workload is provided as-is and might need further configuration and customization to work successfully in each unique environment. For further Professional Services-based customization, consult with the Login VSI Support and Services team. Please refer to the Application Script Recording for further self-help information regarding workload crafting and implementation.

Please refer to the top of the attached .cs file for more information.

windows3DViewer_v1.0.app

windows3DViewer_v1.0.cs

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