garageCube

Idea
Having a remote gui / client application on a notebook to control a madmapper instance running on a master machine

I think everybody knows the problem messing around with long cables, video transmitters or remote software for setting up a mapping where you have sit right in front of the mapping but all projectors are far away.
Windows remote desktop is quick, for free, but does not allow controlling external monitors.
TeamViewer or VNC usually is the way to go but brings its quirks.

So you would have to setup the outputs on the master machine.
Then you could use a lightweight computer connected via wifi to setup everything while walking around.

+1
but that's a lot of work.
On PC I suggest you try out Anydesk, it is fast and reliable, much better than TeamViewer IMHO

I use "Remote Desktop" where a thin client device is connected close to a set of ILDA cabled Lasers and publishes a private wifi SSID (no internet required), so it works for Madlaser but not for a connected projector. I spent ages trying to work out if there was a way to get a copy of MM on the thin client device to send output to the VGA port on the same device, but it appears impossible.

I use chrome Remote Desktop all the time for most of our installations. This seems to work reliably and from my laptop and iPhone both. good free solution for remote management.

Had this idea years ago... Sadly nothing new on this...

https://forum.garagecube.com/viewtopic. ... 98&p=58992

we're working on Timelines at the moment.
Once released, we might work on a remote app

we're working on Timelines at the moment.
Once released, we might work on a remote app

Love to hear it, absolutely cannot wait for timeline feature as I have a massive installation with 38 projectors that I need something like this. BTW Franz please check my reply to your private message