On Sun, 26 Jun 2011, Torsten Dreyer wrote: > Buenos Dias Ezequiel and welcome aboard! > > We have a fairly complex multi-monitor display setup on our presentation > machine. You can find our configuration from last year's FSweekend at > http://wiki.flightgear.org/FSweekend_2010. > In rendering.xml, the first two <camera> entries show how to define viewports > within one single window. > You can define the frustum or perspective for each single viewport. > For the correction of the parabolic distortion, I have no idea. But I > remember that there was something presented along with the collimated display > http://wiki.flightgear.org/FlightGear_Newsletter_November_2010#Amateur_built_collimated_display > Maybe Gene or Tim can chime in here? > I'm using essentially the same setup - a Digital TripleHeat2Go mated to a NVidia GTX260 on one end and three Epson 705HD projectors on the other. However, I'm using NThusim+ for the image distortion and some pretty awesome Excel hackery that Wayne created in order to handle some of the parabolic distortion issues.
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