@webmammuth

Yes. I played around in this example file with throwing the two images I want to blend into Virtual Stages first so that I can add the edge blend to each Virtual Stage with the Global Edge Blend Mask actor then use Get Stage Image actors to combine the feeds from the Virtual Stages and route the result to a normal Stage. The benefit of this is that when you pull the two images back in, you can then apply video effects to both of them together (I think). I'm sure there could be a way to improve on my method and I didn't bother to get my blend looking perfect, but this was just a quick sketch.

Splitting content in two, sending each portion to a separate Virtual Stage, and adding the appropriate edge blend to each Virtual Stage

Pulling in the feeds from both Virtual Stages and compositing them on a single Stage with physical displays assigned to it.

Stage Setup showing the size of the two Virtual Stages for this particular example and the regular Stage

Thank you very much for this.

Elena

This is pretty much what this company do: https://www.immersiveclassroom... 

The main issue is getting a machine that can run the video for a set up this size. 

Thanks for sharing @Woland 

@woland thanks, the blend maker did the trick

Fubbi

@bennnid said:

although that could be convenient to have the rotation parameter shown so as for the resolution when we move a point.

 Yes, I already added that as well. :)

This was a very interesting session, as usual !

I never made soft edge with 2 or more projectors, but I remember that the position and the distance between the 2 projectors has to be the more precise possible, even if Isadora let user to make changes through Izzymap and Stage Setup.
I found in my notes this drawing which explains how to calculate the best set up, if it's useful for someone.

Best wishes.
Clement

Soft edge_distance VP.pdf

@crystalhorizon and @Woland Thank you very much !!

Best,

@armando No of course !! 

That question came up when Dusx explained about the stage layout and that made me doubt.
Returning to the original theme therefore the masking tool is still the Edge Blend Mask, right?
Many thanks
Best,

@martin_kemner

Thank you for your kind words. After such an intense time getting Isadora 3 out there, they are much appreciated by myself and everyone on the team.

Enjoy. ;-)

Best Wishes,
Mark

@fubbi

Sorry to dont back here in this question. I will check correct settings and give a feedback - this computer are in other local.

best wishes