100%!

I could see a Sidious/Night Trooper mashup here. 🧟‍♂️

Thanks for watching! Derek is a legend!

Unfortunately, it’s no longer being produced by Aaxa Tech 😞. I spoke with them last week to see if it would be coming back into production but they currently do not have any plans to do so.

It’s good to be back! What would you say your budget is?

Best of luck with the 3DFX forms! I’ll be getting some soon myself to test out!

Thanks for watching and I hope you are able to get back to it soon!

Absolutely!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks so much!

Absolutely and thanks for watching! I wish I had a 3DFX form to experiment with but I should have a video out soon on the 3DFX Head Mode!

Thank! More videos coming very soon!

Thank you very much! Definitely going to be interesting tackling the decorations for the new house. While it is bigger, it is not as wide as our old house so I do not have as much frontage/yard to work with. We thankfully do have a picture window (as this was one of my new-house requirements🤣) but it unfortunately has a fairly large mullion in the middle. I think I will need to transition to projection mapping but not sure I will be able to tackle that this year.

@@ToilandTroublesDIY I'm glad to hear you placed Halloween considerations on your house hunting list 😂. I almost always do that when doing major landscaping changes or if we are considering moving. I have a double window upstairs with a large divider. I take either the easy way out and offset my projection to one side or use a video editor to adjust the scene. Anyway....glad you're back. Looking forward to another season of DIY

Looking forward to it as well!

Thank you very much!!

Thanks Ed!

Thank you!

Thank you! Looking forward to it!!

Thank you sir!

Yes! I would recommend the Aaxa BP1! Great bang for your buck pico projector.

Looks like Aaxa has discontinued that model unfortunately. For the size and price range, I would recommend the Aaxa BP1 which a great bang for your buck! amzn.to/3V16C2G

@@ToilandTroublesDIY THANK YOU!

@@MattCardiff you got it!

Hey Mark! Thanks for watching and sorry to hear your first attempt was not successful. Do you think the fabric may have been too taut so that when you removed the thumbtacks, the fabric ripped off the wire to return to slack? If I were to do it again, I would place the fabric down on a non-stick surface, apply superglue to the wire, place the wire down onto the fabric, apply a weight to the wire to press down onto the fabric, and then allow the glue to dry. Hope that helps!

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Thanks for letting me know!

Hey Ian! Thank you for the kind words! Just had to take a break this year due to some exciting life events but planning to come back next year with a bang!

if so are u will to sell this . I can't find the projector for this .

Happy Halloween! 🎃

Thanks for watching! The majority of them were purchased last year at Home Depot.

Could you explain what you mean by "a flash of no light" a little more?

It mostly depends on your budget! Automatic on/off functions are typically only seen in home theater-level, brand name projectors like Epson, Optoma, etc. However, Aaxa recently released an upgraded version of their HP3 which is a budget-friendly Halloween projector that now features an auto-start function. You can check it out here - amzn.to/45ESAIi

They are each around 3 feet tall.

@@ToilandTroublesDIY Ah, thanks for that. Yeah, I tried to build a projector box and angle my projector upward but It's so hard to get the right angle to display the faces properly. Always seems to work better when the pumpkins and projector are on the same level but that takes away from the illusion and I need to figure out another way to disguise the projector box because it can't be a gravestone at that point.

@@fennec7906 Why aren’t you able to get the right projection angle?

​@@ToilandTroublesDIY I don't know, It's difficult to put into words because you'd think something like that would be very straight-forward. When I grab the projector with my hands and angle it upward onto the pumpkins to take a measurement or even when I place different objects under the front of the projector to measure from there, the faces always look a little off, same as when I use the projector stand. But when I have the pumpkins and projector at the same level, they're fine. *shrugs* Do you have any tips? Because it would be way better to have the projector box close to the ground like you do.

@@fennec7906 My only suggestion would be to try to move the box father away from the pumpkins so that upward angle isn’t too extreme. If the box is too close and you have to project up at, let’s say, a 45 degree angle, the projection of the pumpkins is going to be pretty distorted (smaller at the bottom and larger at the top).