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	[[Image:Panels.jpg|right|thumb|Panels Parameters]]On plyview command line:		[[Image:Panels.jpg|right|thumb|Panels Parameters]]On plyview command line:
-	-panels,<width>,<height>,<depth>,<base>,<scale>	+	-panels,<quality>,<width>,<height>,<depth>,<base>,<scale>
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-	width : of display panel in mm	+	quality : render quality, 1 lowest, 3 good, 6 max
-	height : of display panel in mm	+	width : of display panel in mm
-	depth : distance between front and back panels	+	height : of display panel in mm
-	base : offset of panels from ground plane	+	depth : distance between front and back panels
-	scale : scale panels up or down to suit mesh size	+	base : offset of panels from ground plane
		+	scale : scale panels up or down to suit mesh size
	Default settings:		Default settings:
-	-panels,296,475,401,375,2	+	-panels,3,296,475,401,375,2
	== Defining Panoramic Background ==		== Defining Panoramic Background ==

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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,<quality>,<width>,<height>,<depth>,<base>,<scale>

 quality : render quality, 1 lowest, 3 good, 6 max
 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,3,296,475,401,375,2

Defining Panoramic Background

On plyview command line:

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

 spin : spin dome around in degrees
 min  : done starts here in degrees
 max  : done ends here in degrees
 file : filename of 360 panoramic photo

Externally Driven Viewpoint

On plyview command line:

 -driven,<file.txt>

Then write values into the named text file from other application, adding a second line for secondary viewer:

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

If there's no second line, a standard (non-parallaxed) view is assigned to the non-facing panels.

For example:

 120.4 10.2 3232.4 77.4

I think distance here would be in the original object scale, so if the panels to object relative scales have been adjusted (see above) then this distance could possibly need to be adjusted. For example, if the panels scaling factor is "2", then multiply the real eye distance by that factor for use in the driven file.

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.