camera mode - switch camera mode or reset factory defaults

camera mode - switch camera mode or reset factory defaults from Grounded UI screenshot (English)

Description

The UI features several buttons, each serving a distinct function within the interface.

  1. V Button - "SWITCH TO FREECAM": This button is likely designed to toggle the camera mode to a free-roaming perspective, allowing for more flexibility in navigation. The use of a simple icon (the letter "V") suggests a shortcut for quick access.

  2. X Button - "FACTORY DEFAULTS": This button facilitates resetting settings to their original state. This is critical for users wanting to revert changes they may have made. The prominent "X" serves as a clear symbol for reset actions.

  3. Esc Button - "BACK": This button usually allows users to return to the previous screen or exit the current menu. Its label provides an intuitive understanding of its function.

The buttons are styled with a color scheme that is visually distinct, utilizing deep shades that enhance readability against the background. The overall design implies a user-friendly approach, aiming for quick comprehension and efficient interactions.

Software

Grounded

Language

English

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