If you use tungsten pars with a red green and blue filter in front even at low intensity it will emit a lot of IR light. This shouldn't Change, but you can change all the other lights IF you filter them out of your IR camera.
@dusx Thanks! Gave it a try at 6 / 8 / and 11 — still crashing the movie players around 15 minutes into the cycle. I truly don't understand what changed.
Although these have a test pattern generator, I would make some complex test pattterns for them to line things up accurately, One (annoying to make) would be an imager at the native resoltuion of the projector with alternating lines of R, G and B pixels, you can cut the image into 8 sections and alternate vertical stripes and horizontal. This will make it easy to see if the pixels are spot on as the colours will change if they are not.
Especially Panasonic projectors (they where my main job machines), have an internal grid pattern which can be set to one of the rgb colors. If you set one projector to a specific color (eg. red) and a second to another (e.g. green), they mix to a third color (e.g. yellow) if they perfectly match. This makes it very easy to identify miss matches and even the direction to shift/warp.
Some projectors offer the option to set the whole system to one of the RGB basic streams. This way every every test pattern becomes monochromatic.
Updating the info... I'm now testing the M4 MacBook Pro, and it behaves exactly the same. The DP doesn't display any images, and the SE has a glitch. And you can't change the Hz on either.
The little scene name buttons at the bottom of the page are all grey, and turn blue when active, pale blue when active in the background and red when using blind mode. But would it be useful to be able to change the default state colour independently? kind of like the new coloured actor titles, you could create groups of scenes just by changing the button colour. I guess the palette might need to be restricted so it doesn't interfere with the functional colour changes, but a right click - simple palette selector (a bit like the slots in Ableton) might be useful. Even a choice of 4 different greys would be nice. What do you think?
It looks like your 'capture mode' input needs to be set to 'color'.
from the help file:
General: Depth Video is Sent when Capture Mode is 'Color'
If you set the 'capture mode' to color and also enable 'body tracking' or 'skeleton tracking', then the depth map will be sent to the output. To perform body or skeleton tracking, OpenNI Tracker must enable the depth sensor on your camera. In this case, it is sent to the depth video output even though the 'capture mode' says 'color'.
Once you double left-click a Projector actor to open IzzyMap, you can right-click on a mapping slice or any of its points and you'll get the option to publish various parameters that will show up on the Projector Actor to allow you to manipulate them programatically.
