Syncker-Specific Options

• Variable. Prints the current broadcast address of the master computer.
• Command. Sets a broadcast address of the mater computer that is used to broadcast messages to slaves from the master over the network.

A broadcast address in the xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx format.

By default, the 192.168.0.255 address is used.

• Variable. Prints the current FPS value.
• Command. Sets a fixed FPS value used to render the applications on all computers connected via Syncker (master and slaves).

FPS value.

By default, 60 FPS is used.

• Variable. Lists the slaves and meshes specified for each of them in the following format:
  Source code

  <slave_name>(<slave_network_address>): <mesh_name>

• Command. Sets the specified mesh for all slaves connected to the master computer. The mesh represents a configuration of monitors, onto which the application is rendered (1 unit = 1 meter). Each surface of the mesh corresponds to one of the monitors. Projection and modelview matrices are automatically calculated on the basis of the camera position and slave name. The surface name should match the name of the corresponding slave.
  Notice

  Check the full list of mesh requirements here.

• Command. runs the specified console command on all slave applications. Up to four arguments are supported for passing.

• Variable. Prints the current monitor configuration.
• Command. Sets the monitor configuration to be used.
  Notice

  By default, the master itself is not included in the configuration.

x specifies the number of monitors in a row (horizontally).

y specifies the number of monitors in a column (vertically).

• Variable. Lists the viewport configuration used for each slave.

• Variable. Lists the bezel compensation used for each slave.
• Command. Sets the bezel compensation for all slave monitors.

x is for horizontal monitor frame compensation.

y is for vertical monitor frame compensation.

The possible range of values is [0;1]:

• 0 is no bezel compensation
• 1 is a half screen-size compensation

• Variable. Lists the turning angle compensation for each slave.
• Command. Sets turning angle compensation for a master monitor. The value is specified in degrees. If the angle compensation is applied horizontally or vertically depends on the monitor configuration.
  • If there is a larger number of monitors in a row than in a column, horizontal compensation is set.
  • On the contrary, if there is a larger number of monitors in a column, vertical compensation is set.

• Command. Specifies the radius around the player to synchronize nodes on the slave computers with a master one. Distance is specified in units.
  Notice

  Only nodes loaded from a *.world file are synchronized. Nodes dynamically created in scripts or added in the editor cannot be synchronized.

• Command. Specifies the radius around the player to synchronize materials on the slave computers with a master one. Distance is specified in units.
  Notice

  Only materials loaded from a material library (*.mat file) are synchronized. Materials dynamically created in scripts or inherited in the editor cannot be synchronized.

• Variable. Prints the current name of the slave computer.
• Command. Sets a name of the slave computer used to display connect/disconnect messages. By default, unknown is used.

• Variable. Prints the path to the mesh, which is currently set for the slave.
• Command. Specifies a mesh for the slave. The mesh represents a configuration of monitors, onto which the application is rendered (1 unit = 1 meter). Each surface of the mesh corresponds to one of the monitors. The surface name should match the name of the corresponding slave. Projection and modelview matrices are automatically calculated on the basis of the camera position and slave name.
  Notice

  Check the full list of mesh requirements here.

• Variable. Prints the current monitor configuration.
• Command. Sets the monitor configuration to be used.

x specifies the number of monitors in a row (horizontally)

y specifies the number of monitors in a column (vertically).

• Variable. Prints the number of the monitor, which is currently used a the slave computer viewport.
• Command. Sets the number of the monitor to be used as a slave computer viewport.

x is a 0-based index of the monitor in a row (horizontally)

y is the index of monitor in a column (vertically)

• Variable. Prints the current bezel compensation set for the slave monitor.
• Command. Sets the bezel compensation for the current slave monitor.

x is for horizontal monitor frame compensation

y is for vertical monitor frame compensation.

The possible range of values is [0;1]:

• 0 is no bezel compensation
• 1 is a half screen-size compensation

• Variable. Prints the current turning angle compensation for a slave monitor.
• Command. Sets turning angle compensation for a slave monitor. The value is specified in degrees. If the angle compensation is applied horizontally or vertically depends on the monitor configuration.