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How does D-Lab create Processed calibration planes?

Last update: 27. March 2023

A calibration plane is automatically created when you modify the calibration for the first time (Manual Calibration). It displays a message that the original calibration plane cannot be modified, and creates a plane with the name Processed_—-. Further changes in calibration are saved to this plane unless a different one (excluding Original) is selected from the drop-down. It is also possible to manually create a new calibration plane within this window. The eye tracking video shows the gaze point according to the calibration plane that is selected in the drop-down. This can be different from the calibration plane that the AOI was defined in.

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