projecting on a ball
projecting on a ball
i was asked to project on one side of 2m ball, hooked up on stage. how would you do output setup? i suppose that just circle mask won't be enough, right?
Last edited by Godzil on Wed Dec 29, 2021 10:39, edited 1 time in total.
Re: projecting on ball
Circle mask would be right if you have a falt circal as well...
a ball is 3D so you have to "disort" the image as well becouse some areas are further away then the center....
i would suggest you take a square slice and then use the "make a circle" function should be half the way.
a ball is 3D so you have to "disort" the image as well becouse some areas are further away then the center....
i would suggest you take a square slice and then use the "make a circle" function should be half the way.
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Re: projecting on ball
thanks for respond.
i found this Flat to Fisheye can be useful https://github.com/DanielArnett/360-VJ/ ... /tag/7.0.0
Re: projecting on ball
You can test this as well, but it should be the wrong way
This is for the inside of the ball and i guess you do the outside...

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Re: projecting on ball
Looks like something usefull,
BUT to keep it straight... either you map the globe in advanced output (square slice / make circel) OR do it with your content with an effect and then just output a plain slice (circle mask if needed) and dont disort it their...
both togther will be a mess and not usefull....
SO i guess you just need to sit down and do some testing
take a projektor and a ball and go for it... size dosnt matter 
BUT to keep it straight... either you map the globe in advanced output (square slice / make circel) OR do it with your content with an effect and then just output a plain slice (circle mask if needed) and dont disort it their...
both togther will be a mess and not usefull....
SO i guess you just need to sit down and do some testing


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Re: projecting on ball
If you have the time you also can do both... but with seperate ways... like 1 group is mapped via advaned output (slice 1)
and another group is mapped via effect slice 2
next group next effect and slice 3
multiple effects also shouldnt run at the same time..
The moon from juicebar also looks kind of good for having nice stuff happening on the ball, like having a logo and do some nice intros...
https://get-juicebar.com/detail/moon
and another group is mapped via effect slice 2
next group next effect and slice 3
multiple effects also shouldnt run at the same time..
The moon from juicebar also looks kind of good for having nice stuff happening on the ball, like having a logo and do some nice intros...
https://get-juicebar.com/detail/moon
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Re: projecting on a ball
Globe effect did the job