Standard Layouts
Five standard layouts are available:
§ Normal
§ Maximize
§ Full Screen
§ Stereo
§ AR/VR
To select a standard layout:
§ On the View tab, in the Layout group, click one of the following layout options:
Layout Option |
Description |
Normal |
TerraExplorer restored to normal size. If the layout was customized (See “Customized Layouts” below), then it is restored to the customized layout. |
Maximize |
TerraExplorer application maximized to entire screen. Docked panels set to auto-hide mode, and Ribbon minimized (See “Auto-Hide” in this chapter for more information). |
Full Screen |
3D Window maximized to entire screen, and Ribbon hidden (Alt + Enter). |
Stereo |
Side-by-side stereo view on any supporting displays (See “Viewing in Stereo” in this chapter for more information). |
AR/VR |
Two options are available: § Oculus Rift/Quest - TerraExplorer is compatible with the Oculus Rift S and Quest 2 virtual reality systems, which enable you to use slight, natural head movements to easily fly through the 3D world. § Axiom Holographic Table – TerraExplorer is compatible with Axiom’s holographic wall and table, for an immersive viewing experience. To activate the holographic table mode, contact Axiom Holographics for a full deployment kit. “ |
Note: In Normal or Maximize layout, the size of each of these panels can be adjusted by moving their borders.
To move a border:
§ Rest the cursor on the partition until it changes to a double-headed arrow, and then drag horizontally or vertically.
Viewing in Stereo
Stereo viewing provides added depth and realism to the 3D visualization. It uses a standard technique of rendering two images – one for the left eye and one for the right – side by side on the screen. Supporting displays (screens and projectors) use various methods to deliver the proper view to each eye, thus conveying true-to-life 3D depth perception.
To view in stereo mode:
§ On the View tab, in the Layout group, click Stereo.