Whilst visiting Blechley Park, i came across an interesting part of it that featured a room of interactive games. I decided to play around with it to see how it worked.
The evening before the presentation, i had spent some time working on setting up the projection. I measured the distance from the projector to the car and the height at which the projector was at. It was from this angle that i retook the image of the car and redid the image to be projected. This was to try and get the best result possible. On the day, i found out how to warp and adjust an image using the homography node. This meant i was able to adjust the perspective and position the image on the car more accurately. There was still some slight overhang but i think i could fix it with more time. This was the best angle to view it at and using the GUI Toni had refined and built in flash, were able to show a good concept that got people interested.
In my search to find the right software for the task, i came across some software by Disguise (formally known as D3). This would be great for what we are after but how could it work with interactivity?
For this project, we will require some projection mapping software. I asked a friend for some advice about what was the best to use and experiement with. He is the owner of Boxcat and works at Comix, providing visuals for artists. The first i knew about was VVVV which was taugh last year in the same class. We werent taught how to use it for projection mapping but im sure i would be able to find tutorials in order to do it. The next, i was told about by my friend. This software is HeavyM. It is free software that is very popular to use and is also fairly simple. Again, this is something i would have to look for tutorials for. Another is a recent release but does require purchase. Notch has a simalar interface to VVVV in which it uses nodes to create the visuals. Because of the purchase price, i will be unable to use it for the project but i will still look into how it is used. The final one is Touch Designer. Again, this is a node based program that allows you to create visual...
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