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Central Displays
Rotated Displays
The vertical display in this example uses the display area
from the spec sheet, our Horizontal size (H) in the layout is
1018 and our Vertical size (V) in layout is 573. Since it is
centered in the layout, H and V Position in the layout are 0
and 0. Rotation is 90º.
The monitor below it is simple as well. The size is the same
and the rotation is 0º. H position is 0 as well. The vertical
position is calculated using the actual monitor size instead of
only the display area. This means that the bezels are
accounted for. Since the positions are calculated based off
the center of the images, this distance is half the horizontal
size plus half of the vertical size. This is based on the center
display that is rotated 90º and the display for which we are
calculating the position. So this gives us (h/2)+(w/2) or
(1049.4mm/2)+(602.6mm/2) = 524.7mm + 301.3mm =
826mm. Since this is below the center line, the V position will
be -826.
The rotated displays are more difficult to account for because
we cannot just go off the spec sheets. However, as
everything is based off the center of the displays, as long as
our sizes are based off the same scale (in this case the actual
size of the displays based in mm) bezels will automatically be
accounted for as well as different sized displays.
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