Vizard 8 » Reference » Stereo & Displays » Display devices » Tridelity
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Vizard supports all Tridelity Multi-View 3D displays. Simply import the tridelity module and specify which MV model you are using. For example, you would use the following code to display on a MV1900 monitor:
The following table describes all the Tridelity displays supported by the tridelity module:
|
Model |
Vizard code |
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MV1900 |
tridelity.MV1900() |
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MV2450 |
tridelity.MV2450() |
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MV2700 |
tridelity.MV2700() |
|
MV4200 |
tridelity.MV4200() |
|
MV5700 |
tridelity.MV5700() |
You can use the following methods on the Tridelity monitor object to adjust the stereo settings:
|
Method |
Description |
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<monitor>.setIPD(val) |
Set the IPD value for the monitor (meters). Default is 0.06 |
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<monitor>.getIPD() |
Get the current IPD value |
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<monitor>.setScreenDistance(val) |
Set the screen distance between the user and monitor (meters). Default is 1.0 |
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<monitor>.getScreenDistance() |
Get the current screen distance value |
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<monitor>.setFusionDistance(val) |
Set the distance at which virtual objects will appear on the surface of the monitor (meters). Default is 4.0 |
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<monitor>.getFusionDistance() |
Get the current fusion distance value |
Here is an example that shows how to change the screen distance and fusion distance of the Tridelity display: