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4 PREFERENCESThis chapter provides detailed information about setting up global preferences in <strong>VR</strong>ED.The Preferences can be found in Edit » Preferences4.1 Animation» Base» Time: This value determines the amount of frames that makes up a second.» Keep keys at current frames: When activated, all Keyframes stay in their globalposition, even when changing the global time. As a result, those curves are modified.When deactivated, keys may map to a different frame when changing theglobal time value.» Playback» Playback speed: This value sets the amount of frames that are processed persecond.» Playback range: This switch determines whether the full range or the detailedrange is played.» Evaluation context: Defines which curves are being taken into calculation. Whenset to ”Scene”, all active Curves and Blocks are being examined. When set to”CurveEditor”, only the the currently displayed curves in the CurveEditor arebeing examined.» Loop: Switch it on to loop the playback, or off to not loop.» Timeline» Full range start: Start frame for the complete timeline.» Full range end: End frame for the complete timeline.» Detailed range start: Start frame for the current part of the timeline.» Detailed range end: End frame for the current part of the timeline.41
4 PREFERENCES4.2 Camera» Base» Field of View: Sets the standard preset Field of View Value (FOV).» Stereo» Eye Separation: Sets the distance between left eye and right eye in stereoscopicview.» Zero parallax distance: Sets the focus point in stereoscopic view.» Powerwall settings» Projection Width / Height / Distance in millimeters: Physical size of the Projection.Distance of the observer.4.3 Cluster Client» Default config file Sets the root of the configuration file for the cluster setup.» Daemon port Sets the port which will be used for cluster communication.4.4 Color Management» Monitor Color Profile Defines the monitor color profile.» Image Color Profile Defines the image color profile.42
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