We can now complexify our example by adding a few more cubes and a panel : In the end, you should have this result : Tips : as in the dashboard, you can snap with MAJ, control the corner with the array keyboards and switch between them with TAB. It will create a "copy layer" with a new slice : Use the bottom right corner button "add slice" to create a slice. To map another face, we reopen the slice editor. In the workspace we now just have the sliced part of the media : With the quad, slice the left face of the cube : The idea is to "slice" the part of the image we want to map. To work with this kind of media, start to add it to a layer. So he will give you just one media "all in one" : It could be interesting for your graphic designer to not work face per face, but with all the structure at the same time to have a better feeling of he is creating. Closer the videoprojector is to the public, better will be the projection for them. If it isn't, you have to rethink where you want to place your video projector. But this is not a problem if your public is also in front of the cube. This is normal : in this setup, the videoprojector is quite in front of the cube, so cannot very well project on its top, so the stretching. In the end your result should look something like that :Īs you can see, the mapping at the top of the cube is ugly : the pixel are very stretch. Tips : if you need to be more precise, you can use the arrows of your keyboard to move your mappings points. Note that you can snap the corner you move to another corner when you push "MAJ" on your keyboard : You can now repeat the operation for each of the other faces. To avoid stretching, your media should be at the same ratio that the face you map.Ĭreate a new layer by pushing "CMD+L" on your keyboard, or with the "+" button in the bottom left corner of Millumin : So the mapping doesn't stretch our media. Tips : Here, we use a squared media than we map on a squared face.
Move your media's corners on the face's corners : Now, we can adjust its mapping to the zone. The default interactions in the workspace allow you to move, rescale and rotate your media. In this tutorial we will create a simple video-mapping on a stack of cube :įor now, we will begin with just one cube :
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