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MADMAPPER CINEMA 4D SPATIAL SCANNER PROBLEMS

Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2020 6:42 pm
by stephane bordonaro
Hello madmapper user,
Here i share my workflow for doing projection mapping on a 3d car model .
The purpose is to made a projection on a car .

I made the setup with a viewsonic M1 projector by projecting on a real 3d model of a car ( scale 1/5).
I made a spatial scanner wich fit prefectly with the real 3d model by projecting it throw madmapper.
I have made a .obj of the model in c4d.
So now , i import the image of the spatial scanner in C4d.
I use the calibrator camera tag to find the place of the camera (videoprojector) and type of lens.
all project ( mad mapper , c4d , spatial scanner) are in 1920x1080.
i use a canon 5d with a 50 mm fixe angle .

C4d find something , but the problems start:
impossible to place my model on the spatial scanner image.
is the place of PIN wich is needed to find the distance of the camera important ?
where to put in the image of the spatial scanner ?

it seems that i don't have the correct lens distortion and . the image looks very distorted
so my questions :
is the type of projector , panasonic M1 ( Objectif: F = 1,7, f = 5,5 mm - throw ratio: 1.2 ) a probleme ?
is the place of the videoprojector a probleme ? it is placed about 1m80 high , the model is about 1m hight and seen 3/4 view)
what is the correct lens of a spatial scanner ?


i try to import directly the .obj file into madmapper to fit with calibrate system inside madmapper ...the problems occurs again .
impossible to have a correct lens distorsion .

any help will be precious !

Re: MADMAPPER CINEMA 4D SPATIAL SCANNER PROBLEMS

Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2020 2:00 pm
by franz
post your scan and your object if that's possible, so we can have a look at it.
1.2 throw ratio should be ok, although it works best with 1.8-2.2 throw ratio

Re: MADMAPPER CINEMA 4D SPATIAL SCANNER PROBLEMS

Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2020 5:09 pm
by stephane bordonaro
Hi,
ok i post the spatial scanner.
i change the VP by a qumi ( throw ration : 1,66:1) and higher resolution .
Everything works perfectly !
i rearrange my c4d model wich maybe was not perfect.
The trick was to have a some precise point on the photo/spatial scanner to make Y axis correct during calibration.
thx