Autodesk 551A1-05B111-1001 - Stitcher Unlimited 2009, User Manual

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Chapter 3
User Guide
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Working in the Stitching Window
The Stitching Window is where you move and rotate images so that you can align
them then stitch them together. You can navigate around the Stitching Window to see
your images from different angles, and you can select multiple images. You can also
modify the display of the images; for example, you can adjust the transparency level or
color of frames to make your work easier.
Improving redraw performance
Depending on the number and complexity of your images and the type and quality of
your graphics card, images may take some time to redraw as you navigate in the
Stitching Window .
Do the following to improve performance:
Decrease the maximum texture size (see “Changing the texture size” on page 61).
Set Stitcher to show only the frame of images as you navigate to significantly speed up
the display (see “Moving images as a frame” on page 59).
Selecting images in the Stitching Window
Select one, some, or all images in the Stitching Window .
To select an image, click the image and it will become highlighted.
To select more than one image, do the following:
1
Select one image. The image is highlighted.
2
To add an image to the selection, Ctrl +click (Windows) or Shift +click (Mac) the
unselected image you want to add.
To remove an image from the selection, Ctrl +click (Windows) or Shift +click (Mac)
the selected image you want to add.
To select all images, click Edit > Select All or press Ctrl+A (Windows) or
A (Mac).