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Holoplay.cs
Type: HoloplayThe most recently enabled Holoplay in the scene. Given that in most cases there will be only one Holoplay component, this field is a quick way to get a reference to that.
Type: floatDistance in Unity units from center of the Holoplay component to the top of the Holoplay component. As in, a size of 7 will make a Holoplay component whose total height at the zero-parallax plane is 14.
Type: int(v1.2 or later)
Makes the Holoplay component render to a specified display. This is automatically managed in most cases, including when working with ExtendedUI, Multiplex, a Pro Workstation Manager, or a conventional setup.
Type: boolAllows you to preview your content in 2D instead of 3D. This can be useful for debugging.
Type: floatSets fov of camera like normal, but this ends up changing how far the camera is from center (GetCamDistance() will return larger values for smaller FOVs)
Type: floatSets the near clipping plane for the camera as measured from the center of the Holoplay GameObject, multiplied by scale.
For example, a Holoplay with a
nearClipFactor of 1.5 and a size of 10 means that the camera will set the near clipping plane to be 15 units in front of the Holoplay's location.Type: floatSets the far clipping plane for the camera as measured from the center of the Holoplay GameObject, multiplied by scale.
For example, a Holoplay with a
farClipFactor of 1.5 and a size of 10 means that the camera will set the far clipping plane to be 15 units in behind of the Holoplay's location.Type: boolIf set to true, the scale of the Game Object's transform is set to the
size of this Holoplay.Type: Quilt.PresetThe quilt configuration you'd like to choose. Quilts are the underlying textures that drive Looking Glass. Higher quality quilts lead to better visual fidelity, but are more graphics intensive.
Note: This is a private variable starting v1.2. To modify via script, use
SetQuiltPreset() and GetQuiltPreset() instead.Type: KeyCodeWhich key will take a 2d screenshot. This screenshot will save to the root directory of your project.
Type: KeyCodeWhich key will take a 3D screenshot in the form of a quilt. This quilt will save to the root directory of your project.
Type: Texture2DIf you have a pre-made quilt texture, set the Override Quilt to that texture to render it as a light field image. If this is set, the Quilt component will not do any rendering from the captures and will instead only process the Override Quilt.
Type: boolIf this is set to true, the Override Quilt will be used as a backdrop, and the Captures will render on top of it.
Type: RenderTextureThe live quilt that this Holoplay is producing.
Type: ColorColor of frustum (Holoplay's capture boundaries) gizmo in the Scene editor
Type: ColorColor of Zero-Parallax-Plane identifier gizmo in the Scene editor
Type: ColorColor of gizmo handles in the Scene editor
Type: boolWhether or not to display handles, which allow the user to manipulate the Holoplay's shape with their mouse in the Scene editor
Type: LoadEventFunctions associated with this event will fire just after the Holoplay is ready, which involves reading calibration and accounting for screen size adjustments.
Type: ViewRenderEventFunctions associated with this event will fire before each individual view is rendered as well as one last time before the entire quilt is rendered.
Type: ViewInterpolationType(v1.2 or later)
Instead of rendering all views (controllable by
quiltPreset setting), view interpolation options allow you to render only a subset of views, relying on a depthmap-based view interpolation to fill in other views. This significantly enhances performance, though depending on what is in the scene, it may result in visual noise.Type: bool(v1.2 or later)
View interpolation sometimes result in a visual artifact where pixels flicker between different color values. This setting
reduceFlicker to true helps mitigate that. Apply only when needed as it significantly reduces performance.Type: bool(v1.2 or later)
View interpolation sometimes result in a visual artifact surfaces have missing pixels, or gaps. Setting
fillGaps to true helps mitigate that. Apply only when needed as it reduces performance.Type: bool(v1.2 or later)
View interpolation sometimes results in stark and unblended color differences on surfaces of objects. Setting
blendViews to true helps mitigate that. blendViews increases the amount of flicker, so it may be wise to use this with reduceFlicker.Type: boolWhen set to true, this reveals all hidden objects used by this Holoplay component, such as the cameras used for rendering.
Type: Quilt.SettingsUsed to get the settings of the connected device.
Type: floatReturns the camera's distance from the center. Will be a positive number.
Type: MaterialThe material with the lightfield shader, used in the final graphics blit to the screen. It accepts the quilt texture as its main texture.
Type: RenderingPathThe rendering path to use for rendering each of the single-views. You may choose to use the player settings, or explicitly use deferred or forward rendering.
Type: boolWhen true, enables occlusion culling.
Type: boolWhen true, enables high dynamic range.
Type: boolWhen true, enables Multisample anti-aliasing.
Type: boolWhen true, enables dynamic resolution.
Type: floatRepresents how 3-dimensional the final screen image on the LKG device will appear, as a percentage in the range of [0, 1]. The default value is 1.
Type: floatOffsets the cycle of horizontal views based on the observer's viewing angle, represented as a percentage on a scale of [-0.5, 0.5].
Returns: floatApplies the Holoplay attributes to the internal Holoplay camera. Holoplay calls this every frame, so you won't need to unless you're doing advanced things with timing.
Returns: voidOccasionally Holoplay.cs will lose track of the Looking Glass' calibration. If this happens, press the "Reload Calibration" button to refresh.
Returns: floatReturns the camera's distance from the center. This will be a positive number.
Returns: void(v1.2 or later)
Returns: Quilt.Preset(v1.2 or later)
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