Andreas Zieringer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I played around with the cluster support, really great work :-)=)
> Now I have some questions I want to drive a powerwall with edge
> blending. I think I have to use the ProjectionCameraDecorator. Does this
> mean that I can't use the MultiDisplayWindow and I have to write my own?
> Or did I miss something?
The default of MultiDisplayWindow is to split the viewport without an
overlap that is needed to do edge blending. It is possible to use the
MultiDisplayWindow. You have to assign a viewport for each projector.
For example if you have 2 projectors, then you can use 2 viewports with
the following sizes.
vp1: 0,0,.5,1
vp2: .5,0,1,1
with this you can use the ProjectionCameraDecorator to set the right
view frustum.
A better solution would be to add edge blending to the
MultiDisplayWindow. E.g. two new fields for x and y overlaps.
I will think about this.
>
> Andreas
>
>
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