Cheers Robis, Have you watched the other parts? I cover a bit of content creation in the next few vids.

Thanks Andrzej, this was done using Resolume. Have a look at my channel, there's a video called: Projection Mapping Tutorial (4) - Polygons. that gives some hints as to how I mapped this project.

Hi Céline , I've not used TouchDesigner so I really can't be much help for you on that. Setting up the MakeyMakey to control Resolume is super easy though, it just comes in as a keyboard button, which can trigger a clip no problem. Have you seen this video to explain how I achieved the projection mapping [and some cool audio-response tips too] kzbin.info/www/bejne/boGxoWeuo7yDi6s&

I'm not sure I understand you Bjorn. Do you mean using a camera inputted through the sources tab? What do you want to achieve?

@@vjfit I want to achieve something I've seen a few bands do live in concert. They will have a camera pointed at each band member. They will project those cameras onto a big projector behind them. They will cycle through each camera and have various fx on them real time. It makes for a really cool effect

Hi, I cover that quickly at around 3mins

In this video the boxes are working "as one", I have 1 video clip that is spreading across the structure. I think my 4th tutorial covers the topic of "individual" mapping vs "complete" mapping best.

Hi Rick, Have you watch the 3rd video of this series? That might cover what you're aiming for with that. Also the newer versions of Resolume comes with the option to export your masks so that is a big help with this kind of thing. Hope that helps you out.

vjfit thank you so much!

Cheers Nikolay. Have you seen my 3rd tutorial? I talk about that kind of stuff in there. Also, the latest version of Resolume has better options for taking screen grabs build right in!

Thanks you so much for the fast response!! I just got my time around making my first projection mapping. Nothing fancy, just getting to know the software v6. Watched all the tutorials now (awesome!!!)and I was wondering, if you can point me in the right direction: lets say there is a ball in an empty room with let's say 3 projectors around it. Is there a way to have them all 3 projectors sync in so all sides of the ball are covered and matching the movement?

Hi, Yes you can use 3 projectors to project all the way around an object. You need a graphics card with multiple output or something like a triplehead2go. I've not done a complete 360 degree set up myself so you'd have to figure out the details.

Depends on what you're projecting onto. What are you projecting onto?

Oraciones Milagrosas Hi, I’m in the UK.

Hey Jesh. I'm using Resolume 5 now but pretty much all the things I've cover here still apply. I've done 5 tutorials in total, this was the 3rd one.

Hi Gallagator. All you need for this is 1 laptop and 1 projector [no camera is required]. When you plug the projector in you should have 4 options to output if you press Windows+P. Sounds like you might be DUPLICATING your desktop instead of EXTENDING it [not sure about Mac, have to google that up yourself if that is relevant to you]. There are also options inside Resolume under the Output drop down. You want to have Full Screen set to Display 2 I think. Hope that help you get up and running.

This finally helped me get started, thank you so much :)

Hey Alvin. Yeh it is a Leap Motion using the Geco app to convert to MIDI. I got it over a year ago and it seemed to work very well at first but after my computer having a bit of a mental breakdown it's been very jittery. Doubt I'll do a tutorial as it's just a bit frustrating and unreliable now.

Hi Everton, My tutorials were made using Arena 4 but I am using version 5 nowadays. I upgraded when they had a special offer on and reduced the price. It is better but not by miles, both work well.

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