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3D Scene

PHOTON TACHYON

The 3D Scene module is used for integrating video outputs (such as projectors), video inputs (such as cameras), screen surfaces and decorative elements in a virtual representation of the real-world stage space. It is through manipulations of this virtual stage space (the 3D Scene) that operations such as projector calibration, primitives manipulation and blending will be made possible.

Tasks and operations described in this section of the documentation mainly have to do with the binding between the real-world stage space and the virtual stage space as it is represented in TACHYON or PHOTON. Naturally, if you want to see actual results in the real world, Displays (such as video projectors or monitors) must be connected to the Video Output Ports, and you have to declare all of your project’s Virtual Video Outputs in the Settings module (see Virtual Video Outputs Creation).

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The 3D Scene module is used to integrate video outputs (such as projectors), video inputs (such as cameras), screen surfaces and stage automation devices in a virtual representation of the real-world stage space. It is through manipulations of this virtual stage space (the 3D Scene) that operations such as camera calibration, screen surfaces tracking, projection calibration and blending will be made possible.

OPEN THE 3D SCENE MODULE

Select System > 3D Scene OR press Alt + C.

Get Started — Add, Transform & Position a Screen
Get Started — 3D Manual Calibration
Drag-and-Drop in PHOTON — Drag-and-Drop 3D Object onto the 3D Scene
Frame and Reset View in PHOTON — 3D Scene Frame and Reset View

User Guide / 2. Setting-Up a Show / 2. 3D Scene

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