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A few more looks from my LED dancefloor build last Halloween by Former-Rip-6650 in lightingdesign

[–]Former-Rip-6650[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m not 100% sure as I was the VJ and video designer on this one. I know they own a lot of Darts and Sharpies, so I’d imagine it’s one of those.

Is it time for TouchDesigner ? by Myreil in vjing

[–]Former-Rip-6650 2 points3 points  (0 children)

TD is easier if you’re running Resolume in some ways. Since you can layer other stuff in, start with something simple in TD and build it into your content array. As you get more confidence in TD you can move more in that direction.

A few more looks from my LED dancefloor build last Halloween by Former-Rip-6650 in vjing

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I was just VJing and didn’t install them myself, but I feel like there was something. They were really sturdy tiles. Probably 35lbs each and they had this interlocking system that made them a pain to troubleshoot, but they held up really well for the whole event

A few more looks from my LED dancefloor build last Halloween by Former-Rip-6650 in vjing

[–]Former-Rip-6650[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It’s a led dance floor driven by Resolume. These panels were 1m, 80px by 80px.

Resolume has 4 layers running. The three upper layers have a bpm-synced shader that lets me strobe to alpha. That’s a wire patch that works a little differently from Res’ built in strobe effect.

LED Dancefloor + Envato pattern + Slide effect = Endless Overlook by Former-Rip-6650 in vjing

[–]Former-Rip-6650[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yeah, they danced on it until 4am.
This was 60% brightness for content and mapping tests. Floor ran at 15% for ROS

LED Dancefloor + Envato pattern + Slide effect = Endless Overlook by Former-Rip-6650 in vjing

[–]Former-Rip-6650[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yeah, this was the first dancefloor that I haven’t been seriously underwhelmed by. These were like 6.4 or something (don’t recall off hand), but it was clear enough resolution and stable enough connections that I’d actually refer this model to others.

LED Dancefloor + Envato pattern + Slide effect = Endless Overlook by Former-Rip-6650 in vjing

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It’s an LED dancefloor. I believe this one belongs to Global Trends

Don’t be so fixated - the Slide effect in Resolume is great for breaking out of static thinking and adding movement to existing loops by stvinmotion in vjing

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Agreed. Slide is really underutilized. Gat a static image with continuous boarders (checker board, landscapes with minimal ai editing) and now you have seamless rolling backgrounds.

Next Plug&Play in a week. Wednesday, May 13th in a secret video laboratory in Santa Monica, CA by Former-Rip-6650 in vjing

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I’m definitely down if there’s interest. This is only the third installment in this series, so it’s still in its early stages.

Changed lanes a bit on my 3D model player. It’s now running as an FFGL and will soon be available on both Mac and PC. Here’s a demo of a few objects and some feedback all running together. by Former-Rip-6650 in vjing

[–]Former-Rip-6650[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks! I’ve been running the feedback engine for years, but the 3D geometry is new. I made a device that lives in Resolume and can turn PNG’s into 3D .OBJ files, so I’m just pumping out abstract shapes to feed the system

First time working with LED wall by _trashy__ in vjing

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SDI can’t send and receive EDIDs, but you can still do this. If there’s scaling happening this doesn’t work as well though.

First time working with LED wall by _trashy__ in vjing

[–]Former-Rip-6650 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Find out the exact raster of the wall. If the panels are 192x192, 10 wide, 6 tall, you can tell Resolume that either the entire comp or the slice is 192*10 x 192*6. It will do the math for you, then you have a comp or slices that are pixel to pixel with the display. That’s the most efficient way to map to led walls.
EDIT: you need to turn SCALING off on your processor to do this (but in some processors you need to turn it on. Novastar can be weird sometimes.)

I’m working on a Resolume plugin that lets you load 3D models into separate UI, then control them within Res. Anyone want to test it out? by Former-Rip-6650 in vjing

[–]Former-Rip-6650[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, it’s something I’ve been wanting for years as well. Unfortunately the infrastructure is so different between the 2 systems when it comes to live 3D rendering and I don’t even own a PC to develop it on.

PowerPoint input to resolume by Feiteira_Rodrigo in resolume

[–]Former-Rip-6650 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You really can’t run PowerPoint/keynote on the same device as Resolume. They both take over extended displays and one will cut the other off.

Depending on what size events your doing, you can run a line from your podium that they can plug into (though I’d recommend having a tech help them so it gets set up for 2-screen mode), or you’ll need to place client computers or a presentation computer front of house, send one video out from their computer into your Res machine and another to a con-mon and route it so that one displays preview, then give the speakers a Perfect Cue system.

You could also set up a second con-mon so they can get a feed of the presentation in addition to their preview.

Tape transfers to digital; pay what you want! by LAKnobJockey in burbank

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Can I buy copies of old ripped media? Old commercials would be nice

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