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		+	Write next pose number into a file called '''blend_next.txt'''. File will be deleted when that pose becomes active, so driving application can look for that if required. If no new '''blend_next.txt''' file is created, viewer reverts to random pose selection.

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Contents 1 Defining Panels Geometry 2 Defining Panoramic Background 3 Externally Driven Viewpoint 4 Forcing Next Pose

Defining Panels Geometry

On plyview command line:

 -panels,<width>,<height>,<depth>,<base>,<scale>

 width  : of display panel in mm
 height : of display panel in mm
 depth  : distance between front and back panels
 base   : offset of panels from ground plane
 scale  : scale panels up or down to suit mesh size

Default settings:

 -panels,296,475,401,375,2

Defining Panoramic Background

On plyview command line:

 -pano,<spin>,<min>,<max>

 spin : spin dome around in degrees
 min  : done starts here in degrees
 max  : done ends here in degrees

Externally Driven Viewpoint

On plyview command line:

 -driven,<file.txt>

Then write values into the named text file from other applications:

 <azimuth-degrees> <inclination-degrees> <distance-mm> <object-spin-degrees>

For example:

 120.4 10.2 3232.4 77.4

Forcing Next Pose

Write next pose number into a file called blend_next.txt. File will be deleted when that pose becomes active, so driving application can look for that if required. If no new blend_next.txt file is created, viewer reverts to random pose selection.