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An overview of the basic operations and screen interface for XYN Spatial Scan Navi in VP Mode.
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Basic Operations and Interface Description: VP Mode
Shooting Screen
- Auto Shutter：Toggles Auto Shutter mode.
- Coverage Heatmap：Toggles Coverage Heatmap.
- Captured View：Toggles Captured View.
- Set Focus：Sets focus distance automatically.
Adjust Height：Adjust the height of the guide pattern. - Number of captured Guide Hex(es)：Displays the number of captured Guide Hex(es).
- Image List：Displays a list of captured images.
- Bird's-eye View：Displays Bird's-eye View.
- Camera settings：Displays the current camera exposure settings and focal length.
- Exit：Exits capturing.
Image List
- Project name：The current project name.
- Filtering：Filters and displays images.
- Back：Returns to the previous screen
Bird's-eye View
- Coverage Heatmap：Toggles Coverage Heatmap.
- Captured View：Toggles Captured View.
- Information：Displays information about the camera and lens used for capture.
- Back：Returns to the previous screen.
Project screen
- Viewer：Displays Real-time Mesh or 3D model.
- Model View：Switches Model view. If a 3D model has been created in XYN Spatial Scan, it can be downloaded to the app and viewed.
- Rename this project：Renames the project name.
- Compress original images：Compresses images in the project. Use this to free up storage space on the smartphone.
- Delete this project：Deletes the project.
- Export：(Displayed only when images are not compressed) Exports images and project metadata.
- Upload：(Displayed only when not uploaded) Uploads images to XYN Spatial Scan。
- Process (only after upload is complete)：Creates a model by selecting an algorithm for a project with images already uploaded to XYN Spatial Scan.
Shooting in VP mode
For instructions on how to capture virtual production backgrounds with XYN Spatial Scan Navi, see here.
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