ngidalov

Thank you for trying. When you put yourself at the eye-point no more stretching. Go to Eye-point and turn your head and you will see no stretching. The geometry is 100% from the eye-point. That;s how it works. N.

Hi All, Just to let you knwo that we just released an new version of LCD Panel Designer. Thanks to everyone who used LCD Panel Designer v1.0r1 and provided us with useful feedback. We integrated some of the feedback and suggestions in this new release (v1.0r2). Have a look. http://fly.elise-ng.net/index.php/news/78-news-immersivedisplaypro10r2 Regards, Nikola

denali: The details of our algorithm will not be discussed... It is a commercial tool after all. It is a solution for achieving any FOV (even 360 deg) is perfectly possible. It you find it useful, please feel free to use it. By this I'm closing this "how you did it" discussion with you. Please accept this!!! Regards, N

Hi, No stretching at all. Perfect geometry, just like you look through the "window" (your LCDs) in the outside world. Regards, N.

Hi All, When using LCD Designer PRO and Immersive Display PRO it is perfectly possible to use the exported files in a grouped displays setup (like Matrox Tripple Head to Go, NV 2D Surround, ATI Eyfinity group, ..) , but also in un-grouped displays. The LCD panels do not have to be the same resolution. Even rotated panels are perfectly supported. When we released the initial version we only created a step by step guide for the most common setups: grouped displays with LCDs with same resolution. In the next version we are going to extend the step by step manual with information for the more complex (un-grouped, rotated and unrelated displays). Until then, these are the steps needed to use the exported results in un-grouped displays.: 1. After modifying the .fxml file and copying the content of the p3d_group_xxx.fxml file into your flight file, open P3D (do not start Immersive display PRO yet), load your modified fxml flight , switch to windowed mode and undock the views. Move them to the corresponding LCD, maximize them and go to full screen mode. 2. Now from P3D save the flight again (preferably to another name). 3. Start Immersive Display PRO and in each of the displays presented in Immersive Display PRO load the corresponding .lcdcalib from the LCD Panel exported folder. Note: do not load the idp_group.lcdcalib file but the other .lcdcalib files (one per display). Make sure that you load the matched file (as it was designed in LCD Designer PRO). 4. Start P3D, and load your saved file. If you can not see the menu, toggle the warping with F4 , use the menu to load the flight and after loaded toggle the warping again for perfect geometrical corrected visuals. Check the photos of one of the quick test setups: http://imgur.com/a/JyLuC Regards, Nikola