Thank you, thank you, thank you! You have helped me a TON! You're recent viedo on how to map house w Madmapper truly allowed me to get my first map "show" up last night! I'll buy u a beer anytime! Thanks again, you're amazing!!
And suddenly your video pops up a few minutes before I wanted to start with my first house mapping 😂 genius, thanks for the useful tips and links! Btw: How do u manage your projector to stay dry and still ventilated during housemapping? Any DIY tips for the box?
I have a dark house with dark green plastic siding, and dark coloured stone tiles. Is there some sort of gloss material I can put over top of the surfaces of my house to make it work for projection mapping?
I wouldn't go with anything gloss because that will reflect some of the light back. Matt is better. You could cover it will some sort of white material or lightweight cladding?
Hey, can i create a mask guide for my theatre set and then change the background scene for each scene reusing that same mask which does not change? In madmapper??
Hi, yes. I'd recommend you check out my scenes and cues video for MadMapper ruclips.net/video/rXennwOHXXQ/видео.html Using this feature you can sequence the media but keep the same mapping - I think that's what you mean. Be warned though, scenes and cues are not the most intuitive things in the world, but they will do what you're describing.
Hi, yes. I'd recommend you check out my video on scenes and cues in MadMapper. Those features will let you sequence different media but reuse the same mapping. Be warned, they are not the most intuitive tools in the world, but they will do what you are describing
Hi I would like to project onto my back yard e.g. trees bushes stone fences etc.. is this possible are there any tutorials on how to do this. I have seen RUclips videos of people for example projecting fire onto a tree which looked great.
Not any tutorials I know of. But the principle is pretty much the same as mapping a house etc - you're just working with less precise shapes. Check out some of my MadMapper tutorials and experiment with applying soft (feathered) masks around your trees to limit where the projection falls. That would work.
I’m trying to watch every one of your videos and it’s amazing how I always come away with so many great tips that I never expected.
That's so great to hear! Thanks for your support 🤩
Thank you, thank you, thank you! You have helped me a TON! You're recent viedo on how to map house w Madmapper truly allowed me to get my first map "show" up last night! I'll buy u a beer anytime! Thanks again, you're amazing!!
That's awesome! Well done!
👍, my favorite is #12, you nailed it 👍👏👏👏👏
I'm not surprised you like that one! 😁
You are just amazing
I binge watch your channel
You’re awesome for watching 🤩 Thanks!
Thank you for the tips! Great video!👍🏼
No problem!
And suddenly your video pops up a few minutes before I wanted to start with my first house mapping 😂 genius, thanks for the useful tips and links!
Btw: How do u manage your projector to stay dry and still ventilated during housemapping? Any DIY tips for the box?
Awesome. I’d look into louvred extractor vents (with the slats angled down so they don’t let in water)
I have a dark house with dark green plastic siding, and dark coloured stone tiles. Is there some sort of gloss material I can put over top of the surfaces of my house to make it work for projection mapping?
I wouldn't go with anything gloss because that will reflect some of the light back. Matt is better. You could cover it will some sort of white material or lightweight cladding?
Hey, can i create a mask guide for my theatre set and then change the background scene for each scene reusing that same mask which does not change? In madmapper??
Hi, yes. I'd recommend you check out my scenes and cues video for MadMapper ruclips.net/video/rXennwOHXXQ/видео.html Using this feature you can sequence the media but keep the same mapping - I think that's what you mean. Be warned though, scenes and cues are not the most intuitive things in the world, but they will do what you're describing.
Hi, yes. I'd recommend you check out my video on scenes and cues in MadMapper. Those features will let you sequence different media but reuse the same mapping. Be warned, they are not the most intuitive tools in the world, but they will do what you are describing
Hi I would like to project onto my back yard e.g. trees bushes stone fences etc.. is this possible are there any tutorials on how to do this. I have seen RUclips videos of people for example projecting fire onto a tree which looked great.
Not any tutorials I know of. But the principle is pretty much the same as mapping a house etc - you're just working with less precise shapes. Check out some of my MadMapper tutorials and experiment with applying soft (feathered) masks around your trees to limit where the projection falls. That would work.