SideBySide

If you’re working on a stereoscopic or multi-view project, you can use this node to display two views next to each other in the Viewer.

Inputs and Controls

Connection Type	Connection Name	Function
Input	unnamed	The image that contains the two views you want to display side by side: • If your input is an .exr file, the file may already contain both views. This is because .exr files support multiple views in a single file. • With any other file types, you need to have separate files for the left and right views. You can combine these files into a single input using a JoinViews node.

Connection Type

Connection Name

Function

Input

unnamed

The image that contains the two views you want to display side by side:

• If your input is an .exr file, the file may already contain both views. This is because .exr files support multiple views in a single file.

• With any other file types, you need to have separate files for the left and right views. You can combine these files into a single input using a JoinViews node.

Control (UI)	Knob (Scripting)	Default Value	Function
SideBySide Tab
vertical	vertical	disabled	Enable this to display one view on top of another. Disable this to display the two views next to each other.
view1	view1	N/A	Select the view to display on the left (or the top if you have checked vertical).
view2	view2	N/A	Select the view to display on the right (or the bottom if you have checked vertical).
swap	swap	N/A	Swaps the views around in the Viewer.

Step-by-Step Guides

To Display Two Views Next to Each Other