The Controls screen is the connected-session workspace. Its controls are arranged as one integrated window and can adapt between portrait and landscape layouts.
The network badge identifies Wi-Fi or tethering status and warns when the active Wi-Fi band may be slow. The Settings button opens App Settings. The mode bar gives access to World Tracking, Rotation Sensor, Walk, Gesture Controls, Horizon Lock, and Streaming.
Open the center panel for reset actions, camera selection, Camera View, motion multipliers, playback controls, and keyframe actions. Use Reset Rotation and Reset Position to establish a new motion reference. Undo reverses the most recent supported Blender operation.
The directional joystick moves forward, backward, left, and right. The vertical joystick moves up and down. Camera focal length is controlled through Cameras and Zoom. The record cluster shows idle, countdown, recording, and baking states; see Recording and Baking.
The lower timeline provides frame values, FPS, transport controls, and a disconnect action. Swipe horizontally over it to move the current Blender frame. The screen can also open the world-tracking calibration window, the gesture panel, connection/error overlays, and a rating prompt.
The expandable HUD submenu controls the master HUD, Camera Leveler, and Grid Lines. When the Blender streaming server is active, the live preview becomes the Controls background; see Streaming View.