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repeatedly will cycle the wheels through the pages of options.
Position moves the fixtures left/right, up/down and
forwards/backwards relative to the current view and Orientation
rotates each fixture (for example to match the focus position of
a conventional fixture or the rigging orientation of a moving
head).
• 'Rotation' links the wheels to adjust the whole selection around
its centre point (for example to match the location/angle of a
truss).
• 'Scale - Fan' provides a way to quickly adjust the relative
spacing of the selected fixtures. The Fan function can also be
switched on and off using the Fan button and will obey the fan
settings (ie. curve, group and split).
Pressing the associated @key or touching the appropriate value in the
wheel display will open the Adjust Attribute Value menu where you
can input values numerically. Pressing the [Reset to default value]
softkey will return the selected value to default. [Mirror Values] will
swap between positive and negative values to provide a way to
quickly position something symmetrically. The [-] softkey provides a
way to input a negative value.
Touching in above or below the wheel value in the touch wheel
display will nudge values up or down respectively. For fixture
orientation and rotation this will jump in increments of 45 degrees,
providing a quick way to align with common real-world scenarios.
'Open Settings' will open a new window called 'Capture Visualiser
Settings'. This can also be opened from the Open Workspace Window
menu.
Selecting the Cameras tab reveals three touch pads in the main
display area. Touching and dragging in these pads provides a quick
and intuitive way to position the camera with the option of
maintaining attribute wheel control at the same time. The right-most
pad can be switched between rotate and orbit modes by selecting the
relevant button underneath.
To the left of the pads are quad view buttons. The top-most button
toggles in/out of quad view. When in single view the four buttons
underneath are greyed out. When in quad view you can use the four
buttons to determine which view is currently being controlled.
Above the quad view and pad sections are shortcuts to camera
positions. These can be used to quickly recall and assign camera
positions for the currently selected view. Four factory positions are
provided by default. Pressing the [+] button opens the 'New Capture
Camera Position' menu. After inputting a name for the camera
position touch the dashed area or press enter to store. You can
change the legend for custom positions by pressing [Set Legend] and
selecting the position. To delete a position press Delete, select the
position and select again or press [Confirm] to remove.
The Stage tab provides a way to add elements such as risers to the
theatre. In default theatres there is a floor and back wall element.
To add a new element press the [+] button and select an element
from the popup. Once added, selecting one or more elements will
reveal relevant parameters. Touch the legend section to input a new
name for the element. Touch the colour section to reveal a colour
picker where you can set the colour of the element. Drag the various
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