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@@kmderting I have a whole section at the end of this video you commented on which shows you how to map your presents using any software you already have on your computer/tablet/phone. If it’s hard to follow I’ll include another basic video using PowerPoint. In the video I’m attaching think of the “blue” circles as the presents. They can be anywhere you want them to be as long as the projector can reach projection on them. In your case if you’re using multiple videos you won’t need to crop out other characters so please don’t focus on the cropping out characters part. You will just need to move and shrink/extend your videos to match the area you want to project to. In your case wherever your physical gifts will be. Try it indoors and grab some cereal boxes I’m pretty sure you already have everything you need to get started. Keep in mind if you want to do a whole house projection you will need a short throw projector. Also if you want to do a whole house, I have other easy tutorials to help you with that too. ruclips.net/video/l54geM4G1hk/видео.html&si=cbEHe0IFKwYoY0kX

@@christy406 thank you!

@@jennowens5809 I really appreciate your feedback. Sometimes people think my videos are pointless and silly but glad it eventually finds its way to help others. 🫶

@@qstg01 try using this site to download it. It’s what I use myself for other media. www.socialplug.io/free-tools/youtube-video-downloader

@@t1STAYInn0801 do you mean the projector? Or the media files?

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@ its item number 8 in the details of video. An Epson 420 or an Epson 535 since I have upgraded. Any short throw projector will do but the ones live listed are very inexpensive and have really nice colors and brightness. Please see details of video since it has more helpful information.

@Super_simple_diy thank you

@@apresmoa agreed this would work too. I love it when subscribers make spinoffs from the basics.

@@ArtsyFbShirose thank you! If interested in seeing the full build, I’ll soon be posting the full DIY on here :)

Here you go, they come in a pack of 5 and you can even request custom ones for same price. Like ask for a darth Vader truck or whatever your mind can think of ha ha, enjoy! supersimplediy.etsy.com/listing/1667196255

@@danielladee8048 the link to lights I used are in details area of video. Let me know if you can’t find it and I’ll link it into a comment response to you.

@@saiyanmanp you can always add “high resolution” to your searches. But if you really must know what I use…..I use Photoleap since there’s many uses for all the AI options on it. While saving it will give you an option to make it very high resolution. Before Photoleap I would use whatever I liked on Google though.

@@manishlad8691 you save it as whatever file name you need it to be. When saving it as a presentation choose “video” then the file type you need it to be since it gives you some choices.

@@manishlad8691 yes it is a breeze on a tablet. I used an old iPad prior to creating lots of content in which I found it easier to use a Mac book for. This can also be done in the same fashion with other video software you are comfortable with using. It’s nothing that only lumafusion can do specifically. I have another video in my channel where I show you how to do the same with something as simple as PowerPoint which your computer should already have e. I’ll try to reference it in next comment.

@@manishlad8691 here’s how you can do it with PowerPoint as well as a quick guide into how mapping works. ruclips.net/video/l54geM4G1hk/видео.html&si=pq2HQKSFAPKEmcMr

@@ChelseyExplores for the numbers I looked up “22” in block letters or “22” in 3D (this was for Halloween of 22’ so that’s is why I chose this 🤣). For the “piping/gauges” I looked up “Firetruck piping and gauges” or “fire truck gauges” and cropped the area I was interested in. We are from Columbus Ohio so the emblem I looked up was”Columbus Ohio fire truck logo” or “Columbus Ohio Firetruck department” and use that. CANVA is also free and can help you find a lot of “Firetruck” stuff that can come in handy for making this truck more official. If you are still unable to find stuff I can crank out anything you imagine is seconds with Ai so let me know and I’m happy to help. Obviously at no cost! Hope this helps and yours makes the kiddos as happy as it did for mine :)

@@Super_simple_diy Thank you!

@@SeenOnPinterest absolutely, I made one last year and was not happy with DIY based on how wind destroyed my screen. I’ve taken it down since but this year I made it easier and more cost friendly. It will be uploaded here for sure when it’s ready.

@@jacksonxbaj great feedback! I appreciate it.

@@bethmartin7715 would you like a papercraft/paperfold version of it you can print and fold for yourself? No worries it’s free…

@@RogueSky8 awesome! Let me know how it goes. Look up when it’s a good time of the year for bird peak feeding to know when to start setting it up.

@@electricskye8995 no sagging since I made sure to position gazebo exactly on top of 20ft joist beams. Deck joist are around 16inches with 2 sections at almost 18inches. I used trex and very happy with it.

Can you tell me where to find the dolly and the weight it can hold

@@HollyJEvents not sure why link disappeared from the details but here you go (each holds up to 500lbs each): amzn.to/3XOHw8r

@@toddfrankman7312 for this exact video I’m using an Epson 535 type projector. They are very cheap when not in season and they output 3400 lumen.

@@sscastor not sure what happened to my chapters on this video, I’ll have to fix that tonight. Either way the section you’re interested starts here: ruclips.net/user/clipUgkxL4RXhNRpikbuSLU8XeqX9qQUs7Emte5t?si=sBDi7D9ixKzmj3lB

@@Super_simple_diy I appreciate, I subscribed to your channel

@@sscastor thank you!

@@RobMaitland thank you!

@@saiyanmanp for this show I was using an Epson powerlite 6070.

@@Super_simple_diy how far are you from the house given that it is not a short throw

@@saiyanmanp this one is actually a short throw type. I got a set of 2 with short throw lenses from someone on eBay that sells lots of electronics. During off season and when school is out usually you will see many of these at a steal. To answer your question I’m about 20ft out.

@@Super_simple_diy how do you know if it has a short throw lens? you are using two to cover the entire house?

@@saiyanmanp no only using one projector since it covers a lot at that distance. Typically it will have a bigger lens that’s bigger than the hole in the front plastic area or just as big. I actually took a chance with these since seller never responded when I asked to get model number of lens. Including a link to what the lens usually looks like: epson.com/Accessories/Projector-Accessories/Short-Throw-Lens-for-Pro-G-6xxx-series-Projectors-%28ELPLU01%29/p/V12H004U01

You are very welcome! If you have any questions on anything feel free to reach out. Another cool project is posting today so stay tuned!

@@bravo2080 this is helpful for sure but don’t we all wish our houses were made out of projection screens 😂

😅😅 Never thought of that but how much better would our displays be if it was all projection screen. Let me know when you have figured that one out. 😊

@@nancyskinner6101 your comment means the world to me, it helps me keep it going. Thank you! Feel free to see the upcycle and reuse playlist on my channel for really neat one of a kind projects 🫶

@@melanietroncone3335 zip ties but you can also use tape since the shape itself is pretty tight around wagon.

@@Completocristina I do/did but it was taken down due to a music copyright situation. In the process of converting the sound to something else and will post it soon. I’ll make sure I come back to this comment to let you know. Thank you!

@@gudeliagaray4744 thank you very much!

I do have a ton of other upcycled projects just like this one which I’m sure you will also like seeing. It will be under the upcycle category in my channel. Enjoy!

@@khalilkhouri6136 thank you!

@@frankiechan9651 I live at the hardware store ha ha. PVC has fluctuated a lot in prices though, hopefully stuff is still cheap. Mine are still going strong and love being able to find cheap weights I can use on either bar type. Cheers!

@@Paperifyed. these were made by me, everything you see online are overly complicated and these are designed for kids. Bigger tabs and simple to fold and glue. Check out my Cybertruck ones which are also made for kids. These are also free and can be custom made for free also since it takes seconds to make with Ai. No offense taken with your comment. It is the internet and everyone is welcome to their opinion. Cheers!

​​@@Super_simple_diynah bro he is right u just repainted them using ai and I also have the original pattern and and I can share them if you say on the models internet they are not over complicated there my free and beautiful with simple techniques and detailed. Yup some of ur crafts are really cool like the cyber truck and the Honda pilot but they are not a saleable standard.

@@AnirbanPaulEshan work flow: I did get top, front, back and side image from Google and I positioned them accordingly to make it a paper fold and yes Ai took it from there. This exact paper fold IS NOT available online and no one else’s paperfold was used to make this. A ton of these exists and like I already explain they are too intricate with small tabs making it too difficult for kids to make/use. If you are saying what is on Google images is yours I will gladly omit it from my project and restart with other vehicle profiles also available online. No problem with that!

Thank you!

Thank you!

@@gemtachataj6119 it may just be a projector thing, although last year a new update made a specific tool I used for my shows disappear. I wouldn’t put it past Apple for making something different with a new update. I’ll verify specifics for you today and get back to you.

@@Super_simple_diy thank you!

@@gemtachataj6119 sorry it took me so long to respond, I was pretty busy with some kid summer themed projects I have going on. I was able to redo on my iPad using 17.4.1 software (I don’t think this is latest) and it worked fine. I’m not necessarily mirroring rather it automatically picks it up and projects exactly my screen. My projector which is an Epson 535 also automatically sets it to native resolution and couldn’t really replicate what you mention. What type of projector do you have so I can check with other models I can get my hands on.

@Super_simple_diy Thank you!! I did get it to work through Lumafusion! There's a little screen icon on the right side of the bar where the play button is, and when I click it, it projects my video as I'm working in the main timeline area! so I think everything's good now! I do just have a no brand Chinese projector, tho! Thanks for your help!

@@gemtachataj6119 awesome! Yes Lumafusion will have a nice setting for that and you can do some mapping with it too. Glad you’re good to go!

@@ariannaarian980 it was just a random push light I had left over from another project. I got it from Walmart in their lighting isle. Basically like a small battery operated closet light.

@@elizabethpalumbo6516 you are welcome!

See quick tutorial on how I invented this way of animating anything you want. The pics I used in the Taylor swift singing pumpkins were AI generated to avoid issues but then put through this quick process to make it work: ruclips.net/video/XNjs8wcJMy0/видео.htmlsi=542Bv30nM4n2ZUaS

You’re welcome!

A year and a half later for me. The one big thing I can recommend is to roll up during winter or remove completely. I left mine out and wind/harsh deck surface rubbed away at bottom of net a bit. Learned my lesson ha ha. Feedback is greatly appreciated, thank you!

@@Super_simple_diy Got it installed on a 12x16 Yardistry. I had to buy 4 packs. Install was very little effort. I placed my Velcro along the outside of the frame, instead of inside. Used the space between the top 2 lag bolts as a guide. I was a little worried about the look, but once finished the black screen blends right in with the Yardistry brown wood coating perfectly as the bolts are also black. also wanted the 8 ft height as we wanted to be sure nothing flew in under the screen. Besides we could always roll it up and pin if needed. About the 4th panel. After attaching 3 full panels, there was about a 5 ft space at the rear. So I cut the 4th panel at the magnet opening (easy only a 1 inch cut) and it split the panels in two (No Screen cutting was necessary). Then attached the velcro end of the cut panel to the 3rd panels velcro end, perfect. I then wrapped the magnet side over the existing panel and used the included brass tacks to secure the layer on top as one seam (didn't even have to hammer, the tacks pushed right in). There's enough overlap to easily clip the excess at the corner so that it is completely closed. Done! The only tool required was a pair of scissors. Now we can hammock all summer without care! Thanks again! We saved about $200 over a zipper type and had no frustration at install. Thanks again for this find!