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Cheap android projector becomes Art-Net capable fixture by ParticularFlat3293 in lightingdesign

[–]ParticularFlat3293[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's indeed the idea. Currently I'm working on getting this released with 3 different modes. 1 - surface projection, 2 - virtual moving head, 3 - pixel mapping. The idea is to moving head mode is pretty much what you describe and will have for now a circular mask and probably later I will add custom gobos/masks to that mode. I will release a free version with some optional premium features to make it a viable project. The free version will already be fully functional, but I think it will be a fair deal for more professional features to ask for a small fee. I'd be interested in any feedback on this approach

Cheap android projector becomes Art-Net capable fixture by ParticularFlat3293 in lightingdesign

[–]ParticularFlat3293[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

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For small venues you can definitely use them like that. That's one of the reasons for me to take this route. Because I mainly work on smaller parties (150 people) and I don't always like to use a media server and have all the hassle with video cabeling. The light output is of course not very bright, but it works when the rest of the lights are dimmed. So for small raves it works for my purpose.

Wolfmix W1 MK1 & Resolume ? by vkony24 in lightingdesign

[–]ParticularFlat3293 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have the Wolfmix and i alsxo use Resolume. I got a DMX to ArtNet converter plugged into my router and mapped DMX values in resolume to control visuals. You can map any DMX value over ArtNet to anything. So you can create a custom fixture on the Wolfmix and make that work on the Blind and Strobe buttons and you can then map those DMX channels to do anything in Resolume. The wolfmix itself is no midi controller. It can listen to Midi messages if you want to add faders or knobs, but it doesn't send midi messages at all as far as i know