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Posted By Patrick Slots 14 Years Ago
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Ive got a small question about Unwrapping in Iclone.

I can explain are workflow. We are a company specialist in video projection mapping.
I think you know what video projection mapping means. But for the example here is a youtube movie.

3d model:
http://youtu.be/KpYKzkwMPLU?hd=1

Live concert performance.
http://youtu.be/3r6dzn8_bd4

Mocap and projection mapping:
http://www.cgchannel.com/2012/03/forget-video-mapping-heres-mocap-mapping/

I am looking for a good but easy way to create video content for 3d models and map these content on the
real model white video projectors.

Is it possible to create a render movie from a 3d object in a unwrap view. We have a media server where we put these created unwrap content back on the 3d model (UVmapping). See the picture for a unwrap example. So What I needed is a unwrap movie from the 3d model.

Another Idea was the next thing.

I was thinking Ive it is possible to get al the camera views (for us the camera positions is the same input as the beamer get)
on different external screens of your video card in Full screen.

Then you can map the 3d model in the 3d world in real by using the output (viewport) of the camera.
It is a idee. I know Iclone is not created for using video mapping. But maybe there are some options.

There are different ways to get the video content on the real 3d model by using video projectors.
Maybe There are some ideas from you're software Iclone.

yours

Patrick Slots

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