Atlas Show Control for Spatial
  • Welcome to Atlas Show Control
  • Overview
    • What we do
    • Our Features
    • Key Atlas Concepts
  • Installation, Licensing and Requirements
    • System Requirements
    • Supported Integrations
    • Licensing
    • Version History
  • SHOW SETTINGS
    • Objects
      • Sets / Alias
      • Groups
        • Group Configuration
      • Park, Move-in-Mute & Live Moves
    • Network
      • Spatial Devices
      • External Devices
      • External Controllers
      • Other
        • Trackers
          • TiMax Tracker D4
          • ZacTracks SMART
          • NaoStage
    • Spaces
      • Import from File - DS100 Mode
      • Background Images
      • Boundaries
    • Triggers
      • Keyboard
      • OSC
      • Midi
      • Timecode
  • Spatial Audio Engines
    • d&b Audiotechnik DS100(M) Signal Engine
    • L'Acoustics L-ISA
    • Generic ADM
  • MAIN OVERVIEW
    • Cuelist
    • Programmer
      • Module Selector
      • Palettes
      • External Devices
      • Object Properties Inspector
        • Position Module
        • Spread Module
        • Shape Module
        • Reference Module
    • Overview Window
      • Overview Actions
      • Object Overview
    • Toolbar
      • Spatial Audio Devices
      • External Devices
      • External Controllers
      • Timecode Devices
      • Edit / Perform
    • Atlas Button
      • Palette Editor
        • Palettes
        • User Defined Palettes
        • Position Palettes
      • Cue Matrix
    • Object Overview
    • Monitor
    • Operators Cuelist
  • Tutorials
    • My First Atlas Session for DS100
      • Importing Space Information
      • Importing Object Information
      • Organising Our Audio Objects
      • Creating Our First Cue(s)
      • Going Online
    • Advanced Atlas Programming
      • Creating a Shape
      • Using Groups
      • Using Aliases
    • Introduction to Palettes
      • Creating a Palette
      • Multiple Function Palettes
      • Uses for Palettes & Examples
    • Park, Move-in-Mute & Live Moves
      • Setting up Objects to Use
      • Live Moves & Move-in-Mute
      • Defining Parking Locations
    • Using Trackers
      • Patching Trackers & Objects
      • Using Trackers in the Cuelist
      • Boundaries
    • Using External Controllers
      • Applications using Controllers
      • Controllers - Digico SD/Q Series
      • Controllers - SSL L-Series
    • Using External Devices
      • Adding an External Device
      • Wildcards & Iterations
  • Glossary
    • 🛠️Terminology
      • Atlas Glossary A-Z
    • Atlas Controls
      • Keyboard Shortcuts
      • OSC Library
      • Midi / Midi Timecode
      • Shape Generator
  • Demo Workspaces
    • Theatre
    • Music Concert
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  • Adding a Space
  • Deleting a Space
  • Functions associated with spaces
  1. SHOW SETTINGS

Spaces

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Use the slider at the bottom of the Spaces tab to adjust the viewing size of your space.

Adding a Space

Deleting a Space

Highlight the required space and select "Delete Space" Alternatively right-click on the required space and select "Delete Space" from the pop-up menu.

The default space has to exist within Atlas and cannot be deleted.


Functions associated with spaces

Default Space

When first opening Atlas the user is presented with a "Default Space". This cannot be deleted by can be updated with relevant data to reflect the users mapping plane.

Units

Allows for the user to switch between metric and imperial measurements.

Colour

Allows for the boundaries of the mapping plane to have a colour applied.

New Background

Clicking on the image icon allows for background images to be assigned to spaces. Each space can have multiple images. These are recallable on a cue by cue basis and selectable independently in the overview.

Name

Allows the background image to be named.

Grids

Images can be overlaid with 1m and 5m grids, a crosshair and quad divisions to aid alignment of images.

Invert Colour

Inverts the colour of the selected image. This can be useful for modifying an image between dark and light modes when responding to the environment. (ie: in daylight or inside a dark room)

Image Scale

Allows selected image to be scaled to match the mapping planes parameters.

Opacity

Allows selected images opacity to be varied.

See

"Import from File"
Atlas Spaces Overview