Viz Plug-ins User Guide

Version 5.2 | Published December 12, 2023 ©

Magnifier

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The Magnifier plug-in enlarges certain areas of the render output. This plug-in magnifies all underlying graphics. Create a container and drag the Magnifier plug-in on it. It automatically magnifies the underlying parts. It can be used multiple times (in contrast to the scene magnifier functionality).

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Compatibility Info: This plug-in works in the Viz Classic Render Pipeline only and only is available if the Render mode is set to Classic.

Note: This plug-in is located in: Plugins -> Container plug-ins -> Global

Magnifier Properties

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  • Type: Defines the basic shape of your loupe. It can be either a rounded circle or a square rectangle shape.

  • Position: Defines the location of the maginfication. This can be either defined in the plug-in itself by modifying the x and y parameters or you use the attached containers position by activating the Use container position option.

  • Size: Defines the location of the maginfication. This can be either defined in the plug-in itself or you use the attached containers scale by activating the Use container scale option.

  • Scale: Determines the magnification level.

  • Ellipsis: Defines how much distortion the lens has.

  • Alpha: Gives your magnifier a smooth border. A value of 1 gives a sharp edge and the lower the value, the smoother the edges are.

  • Tesselation: Defines how exact the loupe is build. A value higher than 20 does not make any sense and provides no visual improvement.