garageCube

Hi! I'm very new to madmapper and I'm struggling with replacing 3D-objects across an entire project. We're projecting stuff onto a 3D printed model of a city, with a lot of different cues playing different movie files on the same obj (UV-mapped).

The client now needs to add another building to the projection surface, so I was thinking I could just export a new 3D model and relink it in the software, and it would update across all cues. But I can't really get it to work: the calibration doesn't get applied to the new geometry and seems unrecoverable except by undoing to before I relinked.

I come from a 3D background, so this behaviour seems a bit strange to me. Shouldn't I be able to relink the object while keeping all the transform values? Is there a workflow for this (maybe "freezing", "baking" or "applying" the calibration somehow, maybe relinking the geo some other way), or do I have to recalibrate the entire thing every time the source geometry changes?

Sorry if this has been answered some other place, or if i'm in the wrong forum! As I said, I'm very new to this software and community, so I appreciate every hint I can get.

The question still stands, I would love to learn how to do this from within the software. But I did manage to "relink" it the old fashioned way by renaming the old OBJ and letting MM "find" the new OBJ on file open instead!

No if you change the 3D model you have to do the calibration again.
But you have to do it only once.
Is that an issue ?