(5) 3D view display Settings
When the real-time mode is not frozen, right-click the mouse button to display the 3D view Settings (Figure 99), and select Markers, the named point will be displayed in the 3D view.
Select "Marker Name" and select a naming point in the 3D view to display the name of the Marker.
Select Markerset Name to display the names of all Markersets in the 3D view.
Check "Makrer Connection" to display the Markerset connection in 3D view.
Check "Skeleton" and Markerset's skeleton will be displayed in 3D view.
Check "bone axis", the 3D view will show the bone axis;
Check the "inverse Markers" button, and the inverse markers will be displayed in the 3D view.
Check the "show unnamed marker" function, and an unnamed point will be displayed in the 3D view.(Without special requirements, please do not change the default Settings in the 3D view display Settings window);
"Lens" on the right side of the 3D display setting window. After checking this option, the suspended lens will be displayed above the 3D view; Check "Lens Ray" in the state of non-frozen frame and software playback, select a named point in the 3D view, and a lens ray will be displayed between the point and the lens participating in the reconstruction of the Makrer point; "Lens Angle ray length" : If the length value is modified, the length of the Angle ray of the lens suspended above the 3D view will change;
Open the display setting of 3D view, in which you can see the function of "coverage area" (as shown in Figure 100). After connecting the lens for playback and correct calibration, check this function, and the "coverage area" of the lens will be displayed in the 3D view in real time; if "coverage area" is checked in post-processing, the coverage area of the lens will not be displayed in the 3D view;
"View → Observation Direction" at the lower right corner of the 3D display setting window allows you to set the axis of the observation direction in the 3D view. (Without special requirements, please do not change the default Settings in the 3D view display Settings window);
Check the "track" function on the upper part, select the Marker point that needs to display the track in the 3D view, and move the Marker point to see the movement track of the Marker point. The track function can be used in both real-time mode and post-processing mode.
After freezing the selected points of the frame frame, the number of named points selected by the frame can be displayed in real time in the lower left corner of the 3D view. The number in parentheses represents the number of selected points in the frame frame, and the number on the left of the parentheses represents the total number of Marker points in the 3D view (as shown in Figure 101). When the frame is frozen, the red word "frozen" will be displayed above the 3D view and blink.
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