Result: In the Perspective View window, the boundary of the Space appears as a transparent
volume.
Save the changes to the project file. To save, from the File menu, choose Save Project.3.
To disable visualization of the tracking boundary
Open the Reconstruction Properties window. To open the window, from the View menu, choose1.
Reconstruction Properties.
In the Reconstruction Properties window, in the Point Cloud section, under the Reconstruction2.
Bounds heading set the Visible Bounds field to False.
Result: The visualization of the tracking boundary is disabled.
Save the changes to the project file. To save, from the File menu, choose Save Project.3.
Adding a Reticle to BTSensor Views
A reticle (cross-hair) can be added to all BTSensor views to aid in aiming and position.
Note: When the aim-assist feature is used on a BTSensor, a reticle is automatically toggled on for that
BTSensor.
Motive 2
To add a reticle to all BTSensor views
In Motive, change the layout to Aiming preset. From the Layout menu, choose Aiming.1.
Tip: You may click the drop-down box on the right-hand side of the toolbar and click Aiming
from the drop-down menu of layout presets.
On the Application Settings window, click the Views tab.2.
On the Views tab, click the 2D Display Options heading to open the 2D Display Options section.3.
On the 2D Display Options section, click the Reticles drop-down menu and click True.4.
Result: Reticles are displayed on all connected BTSensor views in Motive.
Tip: When you are on the Multi-Camera 2D View, you may click the Visual Aids icon and
select the Reticles menu to enable.
Motive 1.10 or lower
To add a reticle to all BTSensor views
Open the Application Settings window. To open the window, from the Edit menu, choose1.
Application Settings....
In the Application Settings window, in the Display tab, under the 2D Display Options heading, set2.
the Camera Reticle field to True.
Result: Reticles appear on all connected BTSensor views in Motive.
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