First, let's unbox your Looking Glass Portrait
- Attach the base plate
- Attach the USB-C cable
- Switch the Looking Glass Portrait on to Standalone Mode
- Navigate through the Demo Reel
By golly! You've just stepped through the Looking Glass.
Can you tell us a bit about your setup?
Configure your display settings
- To configure your Looking Glass display settings on a PC, select the Start menu > Settings > System > Display. Your PC should automatically detect your monitors and show your desktop. If you don't see the monitors, select Detect.
- In the Multiple displays section, make sure Extend these displays is selected.
- Select your Looking Glass Portrait display, which should be numbered 2 on the screen. Ensure Scale and layout is set to 100%.
- Once you've selected what you see on your displays, select Keep changes.
Install HoloPlay Service (HoPS)
HoloPlay Service (HoPS) facilitates communication between your computer and any connected Looking Glass devices. It is required for Looking Glass applications and development tools. It is also required software to get your computer to communicate with your Looking Glass display.
Test HoloPlay Service (HoPS) connection
This simple test can be run to ensure that hardware is connected, and software is installed and configured properly.
Note: If the image appears with diagonal lines, HoloPlay Service is not detected, or there is no Looking Glass detected, try
troubleshooting your setup
.
Install HoloPlay Studio
HoloPlay Studio is the hologram companion app for your Looking Glass. You'll be able to import holograms from a variety of sources, create and organize playlists, and make small edits to any hologram you create.
Once you've successfully installed HoloPlay Studio, you'll be ready to embark on an adventure with your Looking Glass! Click Next to explore our learning guides to holographic capture and creation!
