I think this is definitely a discussion worth having.For more than 4 years, Reche Technologies was the main software designer & developer of MadMapper, a Video Mapping application commercialised by GarageCube and 1024. I would really appreciate any feedback, advice, and ideas. I am running Windows but I believe there is an application called Syphon that does this for Mac. 2X Artnet DMX Controller by Showjockey + extra DMX Tester + 8 outputs pigtail IP65 12v/320W power supply +cables and accessories. If I have to use a projection mapping software how can I get real-time output from Unreal into Resolume. Will I still have to use a projection mapping software like Resolume or can I do the whole thing in Unreal.Modul8 output will automatically appear in MadMapper’s Input view. In the Media tab, double click Modul8 Main View, which should be listed under the Syphon section. How does Unreal deal with multiple outputs (4 projectors) ideally output from these four projectors should be stitched together Now send Modul8’s output to MadMapper by enabling the Syphon output (Command-Y) Launch MadMapper.A few issues I see and some questions I have are: My idea is to recreate a 3D replica of the bridge and then import it into Unreal where I can make the magic happen. How feasible is it to use Unreal for a large projection mapping project (I will be mapping on to a bridge) and I will require about 4 projectors. Change the play setting of the videos to Play the movie to the end of the loop and pause. If you want you can download two sample animations. We’re using MadMapper, for which you can download a trial version from the MadMapper website. However, they are not ideal for creating truly interactive projection mapping experiences. Next, you need to set-up your projection mapping software. Projection mapping has been around for a while and software like Resolume, Madmapper, and VPT have made projection mapping very very easy and accessible. I am trying to use UE4 to make an interactive projection mapping installation.
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