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19 - The Panorama Inspector

Panorama List: for handling panoramas on the list shown.

1. Panorama

Focal Length: Changes the focal length when the slider is used or a value is entered in mm or degrees (adjusts the angular opening of the camera).

Depth of Field: click then, in the Preview window, click to define the clear point of the scene, with the rest remaining blurred. The cursor adjusts the blur amount.

Clipping Box: for defining clipping planes.

Show: in 2D View

Activate: Representation in Preview mode

2. Lighting

To handle light schemes linked to the view, select them from the drop-down menus.

Heliodon: links a heliodon to the view. Selecting "None" deactivates the heliodon.

Light Group: Links one or more light groups to the view. Selecting "None" deactivates the light groups.

Neon Shaders: Links one or more Neon Shaders to the view. Selecting "None" deactivates the lighting.

3. Environment

Handles the background and foreground of the scene.

Define a background: Background type: 3D Sky, Gradient, 2D Image, 3D Image, 3D Cubic

Foreground Images

4. Visible layers: check them in the drop-down menu.
5. Coordinates

Camera XYZ Position.

Clicking on locks them and clicking on unlocks them.

6. Post-production

Applies effects to the current viewpoint: The effects combine into, as well as with the parameters set in the inspector.

7. Rendering Settings

Prepares the document for final rendering.

NB: editing the scene information such as the infinite ground, movement of the origin, redimensioning of the model and the coordinates may be accessed via the Window menu.

Example: Editing a Panorama.