tallscott

Easiest option in watchout is to get a 3D model. Build your effects in 3D then render them out from the viewers perspective. In 2D software you can then add your tracelines and other effects. Back in 3D software put your 2D output back onto the model, calculate your projector positions in real life then render content for each projector. You can then use watchout to warp and blend your projectors. To project behind columns you'll need to make sure you have projectors hitting these walls. It's not easy but we've done it for years. We now use other systems and software for these large style shows. Waiting for watchout to build in automatic edge blending on 3D projectors! Scott Senior Technical Consultant @ Projection Artworks

Hi all, Has anyone any views on the W600 card? Thanks, Scott

Hey Jonas, How did you get on with testing on the w600 cards? What was the spec of your test system? Are they suitable for running 6 WUXGA displays What's your current recommended consumer and firepro cards for 6 outputs? I've looked at the spec sheet but it's getting out of date now so cards are hard to find. We currently use Radeon HD 7870 in our older Watchout Machines but I'm looking to build two new systems and these are hard to come by. Many Thanks, Scott