Short presentation highlighting new features in WATCHOUT 6. Including 3D projection mapping, live update and more.

Configure and start the display software in WATCHOUT.

Explores how to work between WATCHOUT and other programs used to create the media in a WATCHOUT show.

As of WATCHOUT 6, the stage may be switched over to Live Update mode and changes are immediately reflected on the display computers. This tutorial takes a look at the benefits and how to best utilise this new feature.

Learn how to bring in a basic 3D shape into WATCHOUT and texture it.

Learn how to apply multiple textures, including video, to a 3D object in WATCHOUT. 

Using Virtual Displays to texture a 3D object.

Learn the basics of 3D projection-mapping onto a 3D object in WATCHOUT. 

Learn 3D Projection mapping onto a 3D object using two projectors with custom blend masks in WATCHOUT. 

Follows on from the 3D basics training video and explains how to prepare a 3D object in standard 3D software before bringing it into WATCHOUT.

This is the second tutorial on UV mapping basics. It explains how to apply lighting to an object in Cinema 4D or similar standard 3D software and export to WATCHOUT.

This third tutorial about UV mapping explains the relationship between a 3D object, the mesh loaded into WATCHOUT and the original 2D image in standard 3D software.

Working with "open" 3D models – as opposed to closed models such as spheres – and how to apply textures on both the outside and inside.

Learn how to use the WATCHOUT feature Virtual Displays to drive a LED wall processor and to visualize the end result. 

This video discusses different ways of controlling WATCHOUT besides using a production computer.

This video explains how you can manage and access display computers from within the production software.

This short video explains how to use the feature with the CAST BlackTrax system, as demonstrated on the Dataton booth at Integrated Systems Europe 2019.

Music: www.bensound.com

LDI, LAS VEGAS (IN-PERSON)

PARIS (IN-PERSON)

FAENZA (IN-PERSON)

AMSTERDAM (IN-PERSON)