Only images that have been saved to disk as multiview sequence work. LKG image to view You can select an image rendered for the LKG in Blender here.Each of those images corresponds to one view of the 45 cameras. The only difference to regular rendering is that Blender will store 45 images to disk for every frame rendered. Rendering works using the multiview system in Blender so you can render with F12 or render animations with CTRL+F12.Send Quilt will show the current frame of the viewport or the rendering open in the image selector in the Looking Glass.

The setup created uses the Blender multiview system. The cameras are parented to the frustum so move, rotate and scale the frumstum to place the cameras in the scene. The frustum determines what is visible inside the Looking Glass after render.

Create Render Setup will place 45 (invisible) cameras parented to an object that represents the frustum into the scene.

The main UI can be found in the Sidebar → LKG Tab.

zip and click 'Install Add-on from file' on the top right.Įnable the addon by checking the box next to it on the left.Ĭlick 'Save User Settings' to keep the addon enabled. Open Blender, and go to Edit → Preferences → Add-ons → Install.

If you have not done so, install HoloPlayService. The version of the addon requires at least Blender 2.92. It features live-display of the camera view in the image editor, an automatic render-setup for Cycles and the option to view rendered multi-view image sequences in the Looking Glass. This Getting Started Guide is for the Blender Add-on created specifically for use with the Looking Glass. Please use version 2.0 onward of that tool instead as we will no longer be updating or maintaining this repository. Our Blender add-on has moved on! The official solution for using Looking Glass devices with Blender is now our community plugin, AliceLG. Last updated: August 30th, 2021 Version: 3.1 Update: Deprecated!

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