Using the Web GUI it is possible to control your projects Exposed Properties and Layer selection via a web browser. The GUI is optimised for touch surfaces (tablets, phones etc). You can also develop your own web GUI interfaces or control from remote web apps using the Web API on which the Web GUI is based. The Web GUI can be used within both standalone and media server contexts, although with media servers once the WebGUI link is established the exposed parameters will ignore media server updates, to avoid conflicting data.

Builder does not support layer changes through the WebGUI, to avoid conflict between the WebGUI and Notch UI.

When enabled, exported Standalone Executables start a web server on port 8910.

To enable and access the Web GUI:

Enable Web GUI in the project settings

Project -> Settings

In the General tab check ‘Web GUI Enabled’

Export the project to a Standalone Executable

Project -> Compile Standalone Executable

Run the executable

Access the GUI from a web browser

Open a web browser

Go to: http://127.0.0.1:8910

The exposed properties will be displayed

You can access the Web GUI from any other computer via http://<ip_address>:8910

The GUI allows you to control exposed properties when the project is running as a Standalone Executable.

Any remote machine that has access to the Web GUI port can control the project. IP security is left in the users hands.