Double sided tile

[ajmaudio]

That would be very helpful Richard.... Does this mean we can look forward to this in the future?

[SourceChild]

Create a 3D object which is a 4:3 plane. When you create a map on the object, assign a 4:3 rectangle above the X axis to one side of the plane. Assign a 4:3 rectangle below the X axis to the other side.

Use the VFX to assign another mix to the layer.

In the alternate mix, assign 2 layers and position a Y offset to each to put them above an below the X axis respectively.

Then just set the Y rotate to spin and you have your effect.

If you make these mix assignments as presets then you can even use a DMX preset trigger with very little headache.

What's better is that you can make as many of these as you can by replicating the process.

[ajmaudio]

Create a 3D object which is a 4:3 plane. When you create a map on the object, assign a 4:3 rectangle above the X axis to one side of the plane. Assign a 4:3 rectangle below the X axis to the other side.

Use the VFX to assign another mix to the layer.

In the alternate mix, assign 2 layers and position a Y offset to each to put them above an below the X axis respectively.

Then just set the Y rotate to spin and you have your effect.

If you make these mix assignments as presets then you can even use a DMX preset trigger with very little headache.

What's better is that you can make as many of these as you can by replicating the process.

Interested in this but not quite following your method here??

[SourceChild]

Interested in this but not quite following your method here??

Try looking at this Figure I've attached