@bugthief

You could simply re-install Isadora, and ensure the option to install the GLSL files is selected. This will ensure you get the Troikatronix GLSL files and the folder is created.

@danzltessio

You could go with virtual stages, one for each part in the 'main' stage, and put all mappings for those in a 'background' scene, which is always active.

Each real scene will only contain a 'projector actor' for each mapping, sending the image to the virtual stages and this way to the 'background scene', where the actual mapping takes place.

You could do it in each scene, straight from multiple 'projector actors', without bothering virtual stages and 'background scenes'. But this way you simulate what you wanted to do in the stage setup, keeping the full potential of the first stage izzymap functions.

@kfriedberg said:

30%

 It may be that there is some delivery delay going thru the arc 2 the Nvidia gpu. However a heavy patch that maxes the Intel arc only processing may be easily handled using the arc 2 Nvidia path. I would suggest running some heavy test files where the Intel processing maxes out, then see how high that goes on the Nvidia. 

@mark_m

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Here is the file:)

@konrad It must be the file "izzy-gradation.png". I can import other images.

@dusx

OK, I will do so. 

Thanks

@danzltessio said:

I want to have 2 stages with different geometries on the same display.

 Another option is to use Virtual Stages for the different geometries and then use a Get Stage Image actor to decide which geometry to send to the display. 

FILE DOWNLOAD ---> stage-setup-using-virtual-stages-for-multiple-geometries-2024-11-18-4.0.2.izz

@gaspar @Eva If it is power, you can use a USB hub close to the camera that supports high power injection - ie it has a 2amp 5v power supply. Dont plug other devices into the hub, just use it to bump the power on the other end close to the camera.