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OmniTek OTR 1001 User Guide, v3.1 R-8
Playing Out a 3D Pattern
The steps used to play out a 3D pair of images or a 3D sequence are essentially the same as those
used to play out any image or sequence (see Section Q).
The only special feature is that the Dual Generator option in the Properties needs to be selected
before the images can be loaded into memory. However, it is easy to tell when this option hasn’t
been selected because the
is only shown in the thumbnail when the Dual Generator
option is ticked.
Saving 3D Patterns to Disk
Saving any pattern to disk uses the steps described in Section Q.3. The special feature of saving
either a 3D image or a 3D sequence is that the files containing ‘Left-eye’ images need to be
distinguished from those containing ‘Right-eye’ images.
This distinction is made automatically. You use the File Selector that is displayed to pick out the
folder in which you want to store the image files and specify the name to be associated with the
sequence. The OTR then automatically gives the files containing the Left-eye images names of
the form <
name >_Input_1_ xxxx (where xxxx counts from 0000 to 9999), while the Right-eye
images are stored in the same folder as the Left-eye images but under names of the form
<
name >_Input_2_ xxxx.