GUI Menu

The 'Windows for 2D' option changes the data windows to give a very large 2D window and minimal size other windows, appropriate for visualising 2D data. The 'Windows for 3D' option sets the 2D and 3D display windows to the same size, appropriate for 3D data. Alternatively, 'Set 3D window size' can be used to explicitly set the 3D window to a particular size, for instance '1920 x 1080' for Full HD output.

The next items enable you to change the layout of the application window in some versions of Stradview. The task pages and visualisation pages are the parts of the window that can be moved. There are three possible arrangements:

  1. Both the task pages and the visualisation pages on the left of the application window, with the task pages above the visualisation pages.
  2. Both the task pages and the visualisation pages on the right of the application window, with the task pages above the visualisation pages.
  3. The task pages on the left of the application window and the visualisation pages on the right.

When Stradview starts up on a small screen (for example 1024x768), layout (1) is the default. For larger screens, layout (3) is the default.

Graphics and display

These controls allow changes to the graphics displays, for instance shading and window colour, described here.

Mouse and keys

These controls allow changes to the way the mouse buttons and some key presses work, described here.