Windows 3D Viewer - Graphically-Intensive Functional Test
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, please 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.
For more information, refer to the top of the .cs file under Additional Resources.
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 a realistic, graphically-intensive load.
The following steps will be performed:
Opening the app and capturing the app-opening timing with a custom timer.
Changing the default animating model's animation speed.
Changing the Quick Animation setting away from the default.
Changing the Model animation setting away from the 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 pop-up, choosing the All Animated Models category, loading the first (top-left) model, and idling on the new model after having loaded it.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 any needed functional testing.
Developed with: Login Enterprise Scripting Toolset/Application XRay v4.6.5, Windows 10 Pro x64 21H1.
Last updated on: 12 Oct 2021.
Demonstration Video
https://youtu.be/U97QW2R3Bn0?feature=shared