6. Virtual Reality (VR) display

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6. Virtual Reality (VR) display

 

Click here to start the Stardust VR module:

 

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When you enter VR mode, you’ll see inside your VR helmet the same 3D display as inside the Stardust window. This typically looks like:

 

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The controls to move inside the VR space are:

 

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To be able to “shoot” on a dot and view all the features of the “dot”, you must have the following:

 

Your dataset must be stored inside an SQLite file:

 

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You must have defined a Primary key when configuring the dataset:

 

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When you “shoot” on a “dot”, you’ll see a panel that displays all the features of the dot. Click the blue “Title Bar” to move the panel around:

 

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You can open several panels simultaneously and click on the scroll-bar here:number1  to view all the features of the “dot”:
 

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The VR display is very handy to discover outliers and directly see the features and characteristics of all these outliers.

 

 
Press the [Escape] button on your keyboard to exit the VR display.