TACHYON Documentation
  • Welcome to the TACHYON Documentation
  • 📍USER GUIDE
    • 1. Prerequisites
      • 1. Before Starting TACHYON
      • 2. Fundamentals of TACHYON
    • 2. Setting-Up a Show
      • 1. Settings
      • 2. 3D Scene
        • 2.1 Signal Routing and Display Identification
        • 2.2 Adding Projection Surfaces
        • 2.3 Manual 2D Keystone Calibration
        • 2.4 Manual 3D Calibration
        • 2.5 Convergence and Seamless Projection
        • 2.6 Display Soloing
        • 2.7 Default Camera Selection
        • 2.8 Blending
        • 2.9 Calibration Lock
        • 2.10 Decorative Objects
        • 2.11 LED Screen Calibration
    • 3. Importing Content
      • 1. File Manager
      • 2. Imports
      • 3. Conversions
      • 4. Files Management & Display
      • 5. Playlists
      • 6. File Versioning
    • 4. Programming a Show
      • 1. Cue Editor
      • 2. Timeline Editor
        • 2.1 Sequences, Screens, Layers and Clips
        • 2.2 Clip Types
        • 2.3 Screen and Layer Timeline Properties
        • 2.4 Add or Replace Media
        • 2.5 Timeline Navigation
        • 2.6 Editing on the Timeline
        • 2.7 Inserting Cues on the Timeline
        • 2.8 Universal Crossfade
        • 2.9 Timeline Duration
        • 2.10 Timeline Auto Loop
        • 2.11 Timeline Freerun
        • 2.12 Duplicating, Exporting and Importing a Sequence
      • 4. Color Correction
    • ❗TACHYON - V11.1 Release Note
  • Tachyon Learning
    • TACHYON Learning walkthrough
  • Shortcuts
    • TACHYON Shortcuts
  • How to ?
    • Get Started
    • Map a MIDI Slider
    • Use Timecode
    • External TCP/UDP Control Specifications
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  1. USER GUIDE
  2. 2. Setting-Up a Show
  3. 2. 3D Scene

2.6 Display Soloing

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When the Calibration mode is enabled, all of the Displays that are connected will simultaneously project/show Display Grids or the 3D object meshes. This can be overwhelming and might create confusion while attempting calibration.

To simplify the calibration process it is possible to select a single Display out of the group and mask the output of the other Displays.

Solo a Display

In the Calibration Tools Window Display list, [Right-click] on the entry corresponding to the Display you want to solo. A contextual menu will open.

Select {Solo} from the contextual menu. You will notice that the Eye icons located to the right of each entry in the Calibration Tools Window Display list will feature a strikethrough, except for the Display that was calibrated solo.

If you wish to "unsolo" the Display, repeat the same action.

The solo function will remember which Display you have masked (or not) when you “unsolo.”

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