The following is an example of how to create a configuration for a projection with headtracking (glasses body) and flystick navigation.
Assume that A.R.T. room calibration was done with the Powerwall setting. This implies that the tracking coordinate system is right-handed and Y-up oriented. Its origin is on the ground and there is a front wall projection of size 3x2 metres which is orthogonal to the ground. No VRPN server is running.
- In VRED, select
to open the VRPN Tracking dialog box.
- In the VRPN Tracking dialog box, select
to create a VRPN server named
localhost.
- With the localhost server selected, load the configuration file
vrpn-art.cfg from the VRED folder
data\vrpn.
- Click
Start to start the server. The
Status changes to Running.
- With the localhost server selected, select
.
- Name the new device
DTrack to correspond to the name in the configuration file.
- With the DTrack device selected, change the coordinate system to Y-Up.
This is because the room was calibrated with the Powerwall setting. You do not need to swap any axis.
- Set the Y-value of the
Projection Origin to 1000.
This is half the diameter of the front wall. Assume the projection is set up symmetrically.
- Select the device and click
to add a new body to the device
(It may be necessary to change the sensor identifier.)
- Name the new body
Glasses.
- Change the target type of the body to
Head Projection.
- If the tracker sensor for the glasses was calibrated with
zero in marker, you can add a translation offset to move the reference point in the middle of the glasses.
- Select the device again and click
.
(It may be necessary to change the sensor identifier.) A button and two analogs are automatically created. They are needed for the different navigation modes.
- Change the navigation mode to one of the following:
- Scene Move: Uses the predefined button of the flystick to activate the movement.
- Point Fly: Uses the two analogs for fly-to navigation.
- Optional: Select
to test the configuration.
- Click
Enable/Disable Tracking in the lower toolbar to toggle tracking.