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    capture guest picture and project dancing shadow

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    • Z
      Zzz
      last edited by

      Hi

      Im new to this but I normally use resolume arena and mad mapper

      I have an inquiry where I need to project to 4 walls of a room exhibition using HD projectors 

      The visitors will enter the room and a camera must capture there outline and project it to the wall 

      The outline must be moving and dancing like a shadow through the 4 walls

      So I was wondering if this is something I can do with Isadora!

      Many thanks to all in advanced 

      Zee

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      • RussellR
        Russell @Zzz
        last edited by

        @zzz


        Hi,

        There is great potential for you to achieve a dancing shadow using Isadora configured with skeleton tracking, for example with a Kinect and third party software such as Ni mate or Z Vector. There is also a mythical (yet to be released) skeleton tracking plug-in that has been proposed as an Isadora module that may function with other Isadora features to create digital puppets that could fulfil your project description. I do not know when this new plugin might appear though.

        Best Wishes 

        Russell

        Media Arts | James Cook University, Australia | MBP (mid 2015) 2.5GHz i7 16GB AMD Radeon R9 | Mac OS 10.12.5 | Issy 2.5.2

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        • DusXD
          DusX Tech Staff
          last edited by

          A very simple version of this can be accomplished, by using a live camera input (you may need to play with back vs front lighting).

          Then applying a Threshold actor (to create a black and white only version of the video input). Then the Edge actor (this will trace the edge between the white and black) providing the outline.

          You can then send this outline/shadow to any outputs and/or mapping you like.

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