1. Tried 6 inputs and create a virtual input and it. It takes more CPU Usage when you do it. 2. I suggest create a 4k resolution 3D Virtual set because when you zoom in you will have no dead pixels in it. 3. Coding is like just a photoshop layer and you'll get it :D Thanks for this. I've been learning this since last year you posted it!
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1. Tried 6 inputs and create a virtual input and it. It takes more CPU Usage when you do it.
2. I suggest create a 4k resolution 3D Virtual set because when you zoom in you will have no dead pixels in it.
3. Coding is like just a photoshop layer and you'll get it :D
Thanks for this. I've been learning this since last year you posted it!
Thanks for the video but is there somewhere I can learn how to write the XML file properly (especially for reflections)?
Great stuff.
just did the Sub thing n liked - Hi im new to this Vmix Green screen stuff... some of my virtual sets have Curved screens, - so how do i curve my picture to a curve screen ?..
Muito bom. 👏👏👏
可以呀
where can i get this uv map?
You need to create it yourself.
There is one in the vMix library under: C:\Program Files (x86)\vMix\VirtualSets\Demo UVMap VirtualSetWorks\
Download an example UV map via vMix website at:
www.vmix.com/knowledgebase/article.aspx/39/vmix-virtual-set-specification-10
How did you come to the xml file?
It's in the same folder where the VirtualSet resides:
C:\Program Files (x86)\vMix\VirtualSets\[name of the virtual set]