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   * Follow exactly the same steps for [[facility_user_guides#How do I run Avizo on Zone 5?|running Avizo on Zone 5]] except that instead of the 3D glasses, you use the Vive headset and its controllers.   * Follow exactly the same steps for [[facility_user_guides#How do I run Avizo on Zone 5?|running Avizo on Zone 5]] except that instead of the 3D glasses, you use the Vive headset and its controllers.
   * You can also follow along [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPHuKHWVNW4&t=11538s|this video]] (note that TechViz has to be opened before Avizo).   * You can also follow along [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPHuKHWVNW4&t=11538s|this video]] (note that TechViz has to be opened before Avizo).
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-===== Multi-purpose Room ===== 
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-The multi-purpose room is a theater-like presentation space with a capacity of 70 people. The room supports regular presentation needs as well as stereoscopic presentations from 3D interactive applications or movies. This room is used for meetings, workshops, and other campus functions. It features wireless microphones, a blue-ray player, a high-resolution 3D capable projector (BARCO HDX W18 @ 1920x1080 pixels), and a Mac laptop and podium. In addition to the main screen, there are 6 TVs placed on the walls around the room that can be set to display output from the same source as the projector, or even a different source if multiple things need to be shown simultaneously.  
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-This facility is the only known 3D stereo Auditorium at KAUST 
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