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6.3 Interaction» Start server: Starts the selected tracking server» Stop server: Stops the selected tracking server.» Refresh servers: Refreshes all tracking servers defined.» Navigation Requires the availability of a fly stick (ART).» Navigation Type:• None: No navigation type is selected.• Scene Move: Moves the scene when moving the tracking body as long asyou press the button.• Point Fly: Flies forward/backward according to flystick orientation, or enablesto rotate around flystick axis.• Calibrated Cart: This is used in the special automotive ”Sitzkisten” scenario.» Navigation Configuration:• Navigation Tracker: Please select a navigation tracker device.• Navigation Button: Please select a navigation button device.• Horizontal Analog: Please select a sensor for the horizontal navigation trackerdevice. These sensors can be defined using the ”>Devices”< tab.• Vertical Analog: Please select a sensor for the vertical analog navigationtracker device. These sensors can be defined using the ”>Devices”< tab.» Cart Calibration» Calibration Tracker: Select the Calibration Tracker from the dropdown menu.» Offset Transform Node: Sets the offset transform node.» Use Cart Calibration: Please check whether you want to use cart calibration ornot.177
6 MODULES6.4 Rendering6.4.1 RenderSettingsRendering » RenderSettingsVideo tutorials for the RenderSettings module can be found here:http://www.pi-vr.de/produkte/vred-professional/video-tutorials/rendering.html» File Output178» Image:• Camera: Sets the camera for the rendering. The default setting is Perspectivecamera.• Quick Filename: Sets the file path where the rendering will be saved.
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1 GETTING STARTEDThis topic provide
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