This controls the separation between the eyes in Left or Right eye view. It is dimmed because the View is Normal (no stereo separation).
This controls the separation between the eyes in Left or Right eye view. The interpretation of this number depends on the selection in the menu to the right.
Click here to choose the Ambient threshold from a menu.
This controls the image quality through ambient rays distribution and caching. The range is 0.01 (poor) through 0.00001 (best). 0 means no ambient threshold.
Click here to choose the Shading threshold from a menu.
This controls image quality through shading rays propagation. The range is 0.01 (poor) through 0.001 (best).
Click here to choose the Aliasing threshold from a menu.
This controls image quality through pixel supersampling. The range is 0.1 (poor) through 0.03 (best).
This is the height in pixels of the rendered image.
This is the width in pixels of the rendered image.
Click here to set the rendering options to their default values.
Use this window to change the rendering options.
Use this window to change the animation settings.
This is the vertical angle aperature. It may be a function of t.
This is the horizontal angle aperature. It may be a function of t.
This is the z coordinate of the Look point (the point we’re looking at). It may be a function of t.
This is the y coordinate of the Look point (the point we’re looking at). It may be a function of t.
This is the x coordinate of the Look point (the point we’re looking at). It may be a function of t.
This is the z coordinate of the Up vector (direction which appears to be up). It may be a function of t.
This is the y coordinate of the Up vector (direction which appears to be up). It may be a function of t.
This is the x coordinate of the Up vector (direction which appears to be up). It may be a function of t.
This is the z coordinate of the Eye point (the position of the eye, or camera). It may be a function of t.
This is the y coordinate of the Eye point (the position of the eye, or camera). It may be a function of t.
This is the x coordinate of the Eye point (the position of the eye, or camera). It may be a function of t.
This is the number of steps the variable t takes, getting from the starting bound to the ending bound.
This is the ending bound for the variable t.
This is the starting bound for the variable t.
Click here to close this window and turn off animation.
Click here to accept these settings and close this window.
Use this window to change the animation parameters.
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Click here to switch between the pages of information.
Click here to close this window.
This window displays information about MacRTrace.
Choose this to show or hide the Image window.
Choose this to show or hide the Animation window.
Click here to show or hide the Log window.
Choose this to show or hide the Status window.
This allows you to show or hide the window containing the options for the scene in memory. It is dimmed because there is current no scene in memory.
Choose this to show or hide the window containing the options for the scene in memory.
Use this menu to show or hide MacRTrace windows.
Choose this to quit MacRTrace.
This allows you to have a rendered image. It is grayed because there is currently no complete rendered image.
This allows you to save the picture in the Image window to disk.
Choose this to read a new scene description file (ending in .sff) into memory.
This menu allows you to open scene description files, to save rendered images, and to quit MacRTrace.
Choose this to change the program preferences (changes to preferences survive between sessions).
This allows you to copy the image to the clipboard. It is dimmed because there is no complete rendered image.
Choose this to copy the contents of the Image window to the clipboard.
This menu allows you to copy the current rendered image to the Clipboard, or to change the preferences.
