A perspective lyrics stage, with honest plan limits.

A perspective stage, not a theme catalog

lyrics-3d is one of the 3 real layouts, presented as a rotated stage rather than a flat block. It is a single layout with a perspective control, not a store of pre-made themes.

Use it when the scene has room for an expressive composition and you want the lyric plane to read as a stage instead of a caption bar.

Trial/Pro rotation vs Free front view

The lyric plane can rotate around the vertical axis on Trial and Pro. On Free, rotateY is forced to 0, so the stage becomes a front-facing list. Do not promise a rotated stage on Free.

This keeps the copy honest: a Free viewer sees a flat, front-facing layout, and only Trial or Pro can show the configured rotation.

Context lines and Karaoke limits

Like player-multi, the 3D stage shows context lines, but Free clamps them to the compact three-line option. Trial and Pro can raise that to five.

Karaoke still depends on compatible word-level timing and paid access. The perspective effect does not add timing data, and StreamLyric never fabricates it.

When to switch to multi or single

If the scene is tight or the performer fills the frame, a rotated stage competes with the camera—drop to player-multi or player-single instead.

Keep the perspective block off the performer and platform UI. The 3D stage is a presentation choice, not a reason to cover the scene.

Step-by-step setup

1. 01
   Confirm plan access

   Use Trial or Pro if you need the rotated stage rather than a flattened front view.

2. 02
   Set context lines

   Choose 3 or 5 lines on Trial/Pro; Free stays clamped to 3 compact lines.

3. 03
   Keep the performer readable

   Do not let the perspective block cover the camera or platform UI.

4. 04
   Test motion and timing

   Confirm rotation actually renders on your plan, and check song changes and whether Karaoke is available for the track.

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