@citizenjoe

you can use the crop actor to divide your original picture and move it inside four projectors so you can use the 4 corner solution.

original picture

Then you place your monitors in a line and you have it.

best

Jean-François 

@craigw

OK this one should work for you.

You need to enter the frame rate manually (the other uses a new actor)

@dusx Brilliant, I'll look into voicemeeter then.

Thanks for your help

@DusX and @bonemap - thanks a lot for your great and fast help!!! - i solved the issue with a mix of both of your brilliant solutions ...

@juriaan

Thanks

@kathmandale This is so helpful, thank you so much!

@citizenjoe

Wow, you're right, actually, I'm using 3.0.8 on another computer, but on the one I was working I haven't notice I was on 3.0.7 !

And the problem has disappeared with the new version, I obtained a perfect fade! And I realize on this occasion that the sound management is clearly improved in this version of the sound player ...

Thank you very much, Hugh

@thatmattrogers

In the Release notes you find an explanation: https://support.troikatronix.c...
Search the page for: Display Refresh Lock (ctl+f), to jump directly to the right point.

Best Michel 

@houssem

There was a recent thread about this, and it has been discussed quite a lot before, this shoudl give you some info.

https://community.troikatronix...

@mark

Awesome; thanks so much. 
(note for future me: look twice before asking stupid questions😊)

@dusx

Copy that. Thanks

@gendaldesigns

Maybe this device can give you a solution. It seems that several devices can be chained together and increase the number of screens.
Best.

Javi

@dbini Thank you, yes! That seems pretty obvious to me now.

@mark Im on High Sierra. That is why... Don´t worrie. Thanks again!

Best,

Maxi 

@rboyd

Hi,

That looks like a challenging project to engage with.

This forum thread will assist in the development of the curved shape - basically a simple 3D model workflow:

https://community.troikatronix...

Best Wishes

Russell

@vidasonik

Hi, I have sent you a DM

Best wishes

Russell

@em_tx

Thanks @citizenJoe for answering this question / helping out :) ShutterEncoder is a really powerful (and most importantly fast) tool for these kind of operations.

@dusx

Got it!

function main()
{
    var input             =    arguments[0];
    var values             =    input.split(',')
    
    return values;
}

So I configure the matrix to have a ',' separator between each value (integer, 3 digits), output the string in a trigger text actor then to the javascript actor with this code. Work perfectly for me.

Thanks you.

@dusx said:

This workflow is hugely optimized and allows you to bring in audio from any source along with the stage image recording.. this allows you to even mix in multiple audio sources if you like (narration being one use case).

Though, for OBS on macOS, you have to go to the trouble of making an "Aggregate Device" to capture the system audio. See this link for instructions on how to do that.

Best Wishes,
Mark

@dillthekraut said:

A different approach would be to have only one projector actor in a 'secondary scene' which is always active in the background (activate scene actor), and send the video outputs from each scene to it with the broadcast and listening actors instead of separated projector actors.

Here the tutorial about activating scenes in the background and the broadcast / listener actors.

This is what I do personally. Also @Elena , here's a template file for global projection mapping that I made a while ago: https://community.troikatronix.com/topic/5495/global-projection-mapping-simple-show-template?_=1634910899599

It completely avoids the issue of blend modes and User Actors because you only ever need to have a single Projector actor per Stage in the entire file.