11.10 Projector-scheme pages

The ⌖ on a report row adds a generated page kind: one PDF page per projector, carrying that machine’s 2D throw diagram at its measured throw, plus a data block — device and lens, throw ratio, shift, throw distance, image size, px/m, average lux, incidence and keystone.

By default the scope is every visible projector at export time, so a rig grown later stays covered; you can also pick an explicit checklist. These pages have no camera and take no capture: the preview is a stack of paper-aspect sheets and the PDF is pure vectors, both drawn from the same source — so the sheet you review is the sheet that prints.

The side and top views sit side by side; Views in the page inspector stacks them instead, one under the other on a shared vertical line, the way a vendor sheet draws them. On a landscape page the stack is limited by the height of the paper and leaves most of its width empty, which is why two columns are the default — the same drawing, at roughly twice the size. Side by side the two views are aligned on the optical axis: the dashed centre line runs across both at the same height, so what you read off one view carries straight into the other.