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in this session,
We're going to take a really quick look at Have you connect a projector into mad mapper
ready for projection mapping?
Now you might be able to hear my projected in the background,
so I've connected it to my computer via either A hates near my cable or a V G a cable.
In my case,
it's a hasty and my cable.
So I go over to my little projector symbol in the corner and I clicked that you're noted,
says Projector one.
So I just click projector one and down here,
where it says destination output.
It's already selected my projector by default.
So if I click that,
you'll notice Cooler LCD is my laptop and Ben Q P.
J.
Is my projector.
I can add multiple projectors to mad mapper and the several ways in which you can do that.
The 1st 1 is,
if you have multiple inputs,
you can just connect your project a scope on.
Then you select them accordingly.
On what would happen is when we went back here on,
we went to our quad.
We would have our projector Square would also have our second project if we connected to
You can also use peripheral software where you connect several projectors into one and do
what's called Daisy.
Chaining them so it tricks your computer into thinking several projectors is one projector
.
Okay,
see you in the next session.
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