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Preferences

 

Tapping on your Android device's Settings button will show a menu over the visuals where you can choose to change Morphyre's Preferences. Most of the options contain descriptions along with them, however one or two require further explanation:

 

Device Mode + Name

 

Morphyre for Android allows you to design scenes for Morphyre from our website. When you use our website, you can create a playlist of scenes - and when you put Morphyre into Device Mode, the Morphrye control panel (as well as the built in scenes) are removed, and Morphrye will play the scenes you have designed in the order described in your Playlist. It will also check for changes in the Playlist every 5 minutes and will update itself.

 

In order to enable this, you will need to have designed scenes using the link above. You can then click 'Use in Morphyre' on the website, and you will be able to create a device. This Device has an alphanumeric ID, and you will need to copy this ID and enter it as your 'Device Name' in order for Device Mode to work correctly.

 

Morphyre Control Panel

 
When you tap on the screen while Morphyre is running you will see a Morphyre Logo in the bottom right. If you tap on this logo, more Options will appear which you can tap on to bring up menus.
 

Navigation

 
The icons on the left of the Morphyre Icon affect the current scene. From left to right:
  • Back to previous scene
  • Lock/Unlock the current scene (Locking a scene stops it from changing after a set amount of time)
  • Go to new Random Scene
 
Clicking on an Icon above the Morphyre Logo will open a menu on the screen. To exit the menu, just click outside it. The menus are:
 

Themes

 

The theme names are rough guides only and are partly a matter of opinion! Clicking on a Theme will ensure that the next scene that appears is of that Theme type...
  • Heat
  • Pop
  • Jazzy
  • Chilled
  • Romance
  • Black + White
  • Favourites - See Favourites below - clicking this will choose from only the scenes you've told Morphyre you like!
 

Settings

 

Here you can tweak some of Morphyre's internal settings to help improve the graphics quality:
  • Time filtering - Sometimes some frames take longer to render than other frames, even though they're supposed to be drawn at the same speed (eg, 30fps). Time filtering is how Morphyre works out the speed it is supposed to render at. Unless Morphyre appears to speed up and slow down, you are best off leaving this at the default. 
  • Texture Lifetime - The time in seconds before a texture is freed if it is not used (lower values save memory, but may make loading a new scene more jerky) 
  • Buffer Lifetime - The time in seconds before a buffer is freed if it is not used (lower values save memory, but may make loading a new scene more jerky) 
  • Scene Length - When scenes and unlocked, these determines how many seconds a scene runs for before Morphrye changes to a new scene.
  • Triangles per Frame - The complexity of scenes used in Morphyre. Higher = more complex objects in scenes (better quality, but less speed)
  • Objects per Frame - The complexity of scenes used in Morphyre. Higher = more complex scenes (better quality, but less speed) 
 

Scene Frequency

 

By Clicking left and right here, you can choose which scenes you like more than Others. The default Scene Frequency is 10, but if you make the frequency 20, the scene will appear twice as often, if you make it 5 then the scene will appear half as often, and if you make it 0 then the scene will never be automatically chosen by Morphyre.
 

Favourites

 

Morphyre Personal 'Extra' version only
 
When you find a scene you like, go to the 'Favourites' menu and tap 'Add Current Scene'. You can now quickly access the scene by clicking its name in the Window, or you can add the Favourites Theme in the Themes Menu to have Morphyre play only the scenes that you like!
 

Overlays (Effects)

 

Overlays are applied after the scene is rendered, to add extra effects to it. Overlays are applied in the order that you clicked the buttons, so applying them in a different order will change the look of the graphics!
 
  • Strobe - a Strobe effect that goes with the treble of the music.
  • HDR - A High Definition Range (HDR) 'Flare' effect. This may take a few seconds to 'warm up' and produce the correct effect.
  • Negate - make the colours become a negative version of themselves
  • Blur - Apply Radial blur (Try adding Radial blur then HDR!)
  • Kaleidoscope - This applies a Kaleidoscope-type effect that changes in time with the music. Each time you start it, a random number of segments will be chosen, so you will get a slightly different effect.
 

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