Camera
On the display you usually do not have to deal with the view: it settles by itself so that the whole table is visible. This page is about when it fits by itself, and what you can move by hand if you do have to.
It fits by itself
The display shows the table whole and centred. It does that on its own:
- when the party’s images have loaded and the table appears
- when the screen changes size (window, resolution, TV input)
- when the table changes size, because a new container landed on it or an area moved
- when the hand strips are switched on or off from the phone
Those four cases are also the way back: if you moved the view by hand, any one of them restores the whole picture.
Moving it by hand
If there is a mouse or a touchscreen at the display, you can move the view:
| Gesture | What it does |
|---|---|
| Left button + drag | panning |
| Right button + drag | panning |
| Scroll wheel | zoom in and out around the cursor |
| One finger drag | panning |
| Two finger pinch | zoom in and out between your fingers |
There is nothing to break: nothing on the display can be grabbed or moved, so a drag always moves the camera.
Limits
- inwards to three times magnification at most
- outwards to half the size of the whole picture
- the table cannot be dragged off the screen: a strip of it always stays
There is no reset button
The display has no button that brings the whole picture back. If you moved it by hand and do not want to wait for it to fit by itself, the easiest thing is to switch the hand strips off and on from the phone: that makes it fit again.
It cannot be operated with a remote
The display handles neither a keyboard nor a remote control. On a smart TV, where there is only a remote, there is no way to move the view, but there is no need for one either: the automatic fit shows the whole table in every case.