syncker screen integration

[Tu.Xiaomi]

Reply to 

Hi,

Sorry, but I'm afraid that I'm not quite understand your use case. Could you please provide some additional info about your hardware setup:

1. Do you use Syncker? How many PCs and monitors are you using?
2. How do you launch California project? If you are using Syncker we need to know full command line options on every PC.
3. Any screenshot or photo of the actual/expecting results?

I split the screen into two  parts and l want  the two separated pictures have overlap edge,like picture 1

but the two separated pictures I get  do not  have overlap edge,like picture 2

My hardware setup like picture 3

       1.Do you use Syncker? How many PCs and monitors are you using?

            Yes .I use Syncker, I use two PCs and two monitors

2.How do you launch California project? If you are using Syncker we need to know full command line options on every PC.

       We use the file syncker which has 6 files,like picture 4

 The master use the picture 5 or picture 6

 The slave use the picture7

The full command:

 

       The master use the command like picture 8

       The first slaves use the command like picture 9 and the second slave use the command like picture 10

   3. Any screenshot or photo of the actual/expecting results?

       The  edges of two slaves do not have Overlap part,like picture 2

       How I can get the two slaves which have Overlap part,like picture 1

 

 

 

 

 

[silent]

Hi,

 

I've tried to answer you via email, but gmail rejected all my emails with attachments. So, here's copy of my answer:

 

Using the master view is quite tricky in this case. In attachment you can find two bat files to launch master view and slaves.

Below you can find an instruction how to setup projections for 3 monitors/projectors in a row (please, refer to 3_monitors_setup.png). Each monitor connected to a single PC.

1. Copy california_projection_slave.bat into the <California>/syncker directory on each slave PC;
2. Open this file in text editor;
3. Modify the last line on each Slave PC:
   
   -slave_name <name> -slave_grid_x 3 -slave_view_x <number>:
   • slave_name - name of the pc (for example, "left");
   • slave_grid_x  - number of monitors/projectors in a row (3);
   • slave_view_x - position of the slave in a row (0 - left, 1 - center, 2 - right for 3 monitors setup);
      
4. Copy california_projection_master_view.bat into the <California>/syncker directory on master view PC;
5. Modify the last line of this file:
   
   -master_address <Broadcast IP>  -slave_name <name>  -slave_grid_x 3 -slave_view_x <number>
   • master_address - broadcast address for your LAN (for example, 192.168.0.255);
   • slave_name - name of the pc (for example, "center");
   • slave_grid_x  - number of monitors/projectors in a row (3);
   • slave_view_x - position of the master view in a row (0 - left, 1 - center, 2 - right for 3 monitors setup);
6. Launch modified california_projection_slave.bat on each slave PC;
7. Launch california_projection_master_view.bat on master view PC.

You also can use slave_grid_y / slave_view_y to handle more complicated view configuration (please, see 6_monitors_setup.png).

After that you can start to modify projection options (separately on each PC). To do so:

1. Press ESC;
2. Go to Wall -> Projection;
3. Configure screen projection (please, see projection.png): https://developer.unigine.com/en/docs/1.0/principles/render/appprojection/#set_projections (setup overlapping edges and so on);
4. Save projection settings to file (to use them later);
5. Hit Apply button.

As you can see, master view acts like a slave and you can configure it the same way.

 

Thanks!

 

california.zip