Viz Plug-ins User Guide
Version 5.2 | Published December 12, 2023 ©
Introduction
The Viz Plugins User Guide provides details about settings available through its configuration user interface within Viz Artist or Viz Engine.
Note: The Viz World plug-in package is released separately from the Viz World Client. Some of the functionality of these plug-ins are still intended to be used with the Viz World Client.
Related Documents
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Viz Artist User Guide: Contains information on how to install Viz Engine and create graphics scenes in Viz Artist.
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Viz Engine Administrator Guide: Contains information on how to install the Viz Engine software and supported hardware.
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Viz Ticker User Guide: How to install, configure and use the Viz Ticker client, and configure the output channels.
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Viz Trio User Guide: How to install, configure and use the Viz Trio client, and configure the output channels.
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Viz Pilot User Guide: How to install, configure and use Viz Pilot.
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Viz Multichannel User Guide: How to install, configure and use Viz Multichannel.
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Viz World Classic User Guide: Contains information on creating 2D maps and geographic animations.
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Viz World User Guide: Contains information on creating real-time 3D maps and using the client-server solution.
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Disclaimer
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Antivirus
Vizrt does not recommend or test antivirus systems in combination with Vizrt products, as the use of such systems can potentially lead to performance losses. The decision for the use of antivirus software and thus the risk of impairments of the system is solely at the customer's own risk.
There are general best-practice solutions, these include setting the antivirus software to not scan the systems during operating hours and that the Vizrt components, as well as drives on which clips and data are stored, are excluded from their scans (as previously stated, these measures cannot be guaranteed).
Technical Support
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