To Customize Controls and Display

Adjust the VRED Display

Define individual display settings appropriate for the device you are using.
  • Powerwall Settings: Open the Powerwall settings editor.
    • Width and Height: Set the dimensions of the projection window.
    • Distance: Set the distance between the projection window and viewer.
    • Enable Powerwall Mode: Activate Powerwall rendering.
  • Standard Display: Encodes the rendered image to be displayed on a standard display.
  • SIM2 HDR: Encodes the rendered image to be displayed on an HDR display.
  • Sony 10bit: Encodes the rendered output image with 10-bit color depth.
  • Oculus Rift: Generates output images optimized for Oculus Rift devices.
  • OpenVR HMD: Enables head mounted VR devices to connect to VRED via the OpenVR .

Show Split View

Splits the renderview into perspective, front, side, and top views.

Shortcut to toggle between split view and single view: Ctrl + Space Bar.

Show or Hide Toolbars

Select which toolbars to include in the main VRED window.

Identify Stereo Output channels

Show Scene Elements and Controls

From the View menu, select the appropriate option.
  • Show A Sides, Show B Sides, Show A and B Sides: Faces in 3D data can be defined as an A or B side. Use these options to select which faces to show. More options are available in the Scenegraph View menu.
  • Show Cameras: Shows or hides all cameras.
  • Show Lights: Shows or hides all lights.
  • Show Camera Pivot: The point the camera rotates around is displayed within the render view during camera rotation.
  • Show Annotations: Show annotations that were created under Interaction > Annotation.
  • Show Clipping: Show the clipping plane created under Interaction > Clipping.
  • Show Grid: Show the scene grid in the render view. This provides a grid (axis) on the floor that helps with estimating distances.
  • Show Measurement: Show measurements created under Interaction > Measurement.
  • Show Ruler: Show the ruler in the scene.
  • Show Manipulator: Show the transform manipulator.
  • Show Routes: Opens a new window and displays all VRML animation routes in the scene.
  • Show Shortcuts: Opens a new window and displays all available VRED shortcuts.
To show or hide everything that currently selected:
  • Click Visualization > Isolate View Selected.

Visibility of environments and backplates is not affected. In previous versions of VRED, this feature was available by dragging a node from the Scenegraph into render view.

Show a Simulation of a Scene

This starts the simulation loop to control animations, interactive scripts, viewpoint interpolations, and other functions.