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Aspect: Change image aspect ratio
Only the source space of the local space can be
configured.
Skew: Change image skew
Only the X-axis and Y-axis in the source space of the
local space can be configured.
Perspective: Change viewpoint position
Only target space can be configured.
Axis Location: Move rotation axis
Only source space can be configured.
To change parameters to the closest detent
position
Press the [Detents] button.
For details about detents, see "Detents" (page 197).
To return parameters to the initial settings
The parameters return to the initial status saved data
setting values.
The operation must be performed separately for global
space and local space.
For details about initial status, see "Setting Startup"
(page 360).
To return three-dimensional parameters to the initial
settings:
Press the [Clear 3D Parameter] button.
To return all DME parameters to the initial settings:
Press the [Clear All Parameters] button.
Graphics Display
Overview
This function allows you to display wire frames,
coordinate axes, and a grid over a DME image.
You can configure the following kinds of graphics.
Note
Do not use the graphics display function while on-air, as
images in a DME, clip player, or multi viewer may
become distorted while in use.
Wire frame
Places a wire frame around the image. This allows you to
check the position and size of the image.
Note
When a Shadow global effect is set, a shadow frame is
displayed.
Coordinate axes
Displays three-dimensional coordinates in local space or
global space. This allows you to check the origin and the
directions of the X-axis, Y-axis, and Z-axis.
Channel ID
Displays the channel number. This allows you to check
the channel being used.
Channel IDs are displayed differently in local space and
global space.
Local space: The channel number is displayed along with
"F" (Front) or "B" (Back) indicating the side of the
wire frame. For example, "1F" indicates that channel
1 is being used at the front in local space.
Global space: The channel number is displayed along
with "G" (Global) to indicate global space. For
example, "G2" indicates that channel 2 is being used
in global space.
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