Billboard Animation

[gapworks]

@michel  i try to solve it myself first. and then come back to you. all 3 lines need to be displayed in 1 projection. 

[Michel]

@gapworks

Doesn't it help when you point the stage that shows all 3 lines to the display that goes to the projector?

Best Michel

[bonemap]

@gapworks said:

all 3 lines need to be displayed in 1 projection.

 In the Stage Setup interface assign the stage to the output monitor ie display 2. Currently the stages are assigned to different displays on Stage Setup.

Best wishes

Russell 

[gapworks]

@michel this is my aim. i need to print and study the new stage setup thing! and replace some actors. 

[gapworks]

@bonemap than for the hint! i try to find it.

[bonemap]

@gapworks

I will make a screen capture and post here:

https://recordit.co/bI2B3swhHW

best wishes

Russell

[jfg]

@gapworks

with the patch I sent you the end picture use stage 4. You must go in the menu "Output/Stage Setup" and choose for the stage for the display with your projector

[gapworks]

@bonemap @jfg great thank. which takes me to my hopefully final questions. in the 3liner now the text is off vertical center. is there a way of changing this at once or do i need to go into every "flip text"?

and what is the new "resizable Background" actor? thank u so much for your help guys.

[bonemap]

@gapworks said:

is there a way of changing this at once

 Yes - you can change it all at once....

https://recordit.co/gvnwu1K2Sb

this is just a quick solution using the Stage Setup and Get Stage Image actor

Best Wishes

Russell

[Woland]

@woland said:

Inside all your User Actors I'd also suggest switching the CPU actors (Resizable Bkg and Classic Text Draw) for GPU-based actors (Background Color and Text Draw)

 Background Color is the new Resizable Bkg

[gapworks]

@bonemap your recordit.co file can not be found :(

[bonemap]

@gapworks said:

recordit.co file can not be found

 Hi,

I have fixed the link now!

https://recordit.co/gvnwu1K2Sb

[mark]

@juriaan said:

The only thing is that swapping the image from CPU to GPU takes a lot of processing power.

 Well, to be very clear: going from CPU to GPU is fast; going from GPU back to the CPU is slow. ;-)