Mixes and many projection surfaces

[Eric Holmberg]

Hi,
I have a project that will use 6 surfaces on stage to project onto. I will make a mix for each surface(like in the picture) but if i want to project one picture onto all the mixes (like if i would make a big mix over all the 6 surfaces) Can this be done without masking out everything in between? like in picture no 2 but inverted, so you just can see the part of the picture that's under the mixes?

http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g241/A-Warning/th_Screenshot2011-09-10at52155PM.png (http://s58.photobucket.com/albums/g241/A-Warning/?action=view&current=Screenshot2011-09-10at52155PM.png)

http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g241/A-Warning/th_Screenshot2011-09-10at53217PM.png (http://s58.photobucket.com/albums/g241/A-Warning/?action=view&current=Screenshot2011-09-10at53217PM.png)

[Improve]

Hi,

This can be done in several ways. One easy one i can think of right now:
You can scale and size each mix window so that it becomes one part of the total. This can be done by using the size-offset-positon parameters of each submix... See attached screenshot. This example has 4 submixes but offcourse you can do this with as much mixes as you would like.

Need more info?? Contact me directly.

[Eric Holmberg]

Hi,

This can be done in several ways. One easy one i can think of right now:
You can scale and size each mix window so that it becomes one part of the total. This can be done by using the size-offset-positon parameters of each submix... See attached screenshot. This example has 4 submixes but offcourse you can do this with as much mixes as you would like.

Need more info?? Contact me directly.

Thanks!

[OlliR]

I you set the mix type to keystone or curved screen the mix windows on top will become transparent if set so...
That should be it.