rift (mirrored display, 90 rotation, etc.). For example: [here [http://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/comments/2dbxve/041_with_dk2_on_a_mac_incompatible_resolution/]] Modify BlenderVR configuration file for

conventions, see out main documentation for developers. Code should be as readable as possible. Comments should help break down complex behavior. If the behavior is too complex, group the code into logical

conventions, read main documentation for developers. • Code should be as easy to read as possible. • Comments should help break down complex behaviour. If the behaviour is too complex, group the code into logical

Blender NIF Plugin Documentation, Release 2.6.0a0.dev4 • Code should be as readable as possible. • Comments should help break down complex behavior. If the behavior is too complex, group the code into logical

conventions, read main documentation for developers. Code should be as easy to read as possible. Comments should help break down complex behaviour. If the behaviour is too complex, group the code into logical

other graphic program also store some metadata, however, only the text stored in the header field "Comments" can be read Some of this metadata can also be made visible in the Preview with the Metadata overlay use an external program such as exiftool. For example, the command to change the "Comments" field is: exiftool --comments="My new comment" name-of-file.png Note The metadata will only be displayed for Tab Inserts a tab character at the cursor. Unindent Shift-Tab. Unindents the selection. Toggle Comments Ctrl-Slash. Toggles whether the selected line(s) are a Python comment. If no lines are selected

other graphic program also store some metadata, however, only the text stored in the header field "Comments" can be read Some of this metadata can also be made visible in the Preview with the Metadata overlay use an external program such as exiftool. For example, the command to change the "Comments" field is: exiftool --comments="My new comment" name-of-file.png Note The metadata will only be displayed for Tab Inserts a tab character at the cursor. Unindent Shift-Tab. Unindents the selection. Toggle Comments Ctrl-Slash. Toggles whether the selected line(s) are a Python comment. If no lines are selected

other graphic program also store some metadata, however, only the text stored in the header field "Comments" can be read Some of this metadata can also be made visible in the Preview with the Metadata overlay use an external program such as exiftool. For example, the command to change the "Comments" field is: exiftool --comments="My new comment" name-of-file.png Note The metadata will only be displayed for Tab Inserts a tab character at the cursor. Unindent Shift-Tab. Unindents the selection. Toggle Comments Ctrl-Slash. Toggles whether the selected line(s) are a Python comment. If no lines are selected

other graphic program also store some metadata, however, only the text stored in the header field “Comments” can be read Some of this metadata can also be made visible in the Preview with the Metadata overlay use an external program such as exiftool. For example, the command to change the “Comments” field is: exiftool --comments="My new comment" name-of-file.png Note The metadata will only be displayed for Tab Inserts a tab character at the cursor. Unindent Shift-Tab. Unindents the selection. Toggle Comments Ctrl-Slash. Toggles whether the selected line(s) are a Python comment. If no lines are selected

other graphic program also store some metadata, however, only the text stored in the header field “Comments” can be read Some of this metadata can also be made visible in the Preview with the Metadata overlay use an external program such as exiftool. For example, the command to change the “Comments” field is: exiftool --comments="My new comment" name-of-file.png Note The metadata will only be displayed for Tab Inserts a tab character at the cursor. Unindent Shift-Tab. Unindents the selection. Toggle Comments Ctrl-Slash. Toggles whether the selected line(s) are a Python comment. If no lines are selected