This year the setup has been extended with a virtual mc, announcing the match in realtime 3d.
Masking and alignement is powered by MadMapper‘s latest bezier warping:
Some live patching and adjustments in the venue:
The virtual MC mapped on the main concrete pillar:
Last video check before the opening:
A Quick video report of Tetra.Tennis show, our third consecutive video mapping at the French Tennis Masters series.
Running through a QC custom app, as usual, controlling the visuals, the stroboscopes AND the sound this year, triggering sound fx, always in sync’.
The video mapping side is powered by MadMapper.
And the Tetra.Tennis app, in its latest version:
Hi folks, here’s a quick snapshot showing MapMapper + our custom Tetra.Tennis application playing tennis at the French Masters Series.
All running smoothly, thanks to Syphon framework. All controlled with a PS3 joypad. Top Spin style. And yes, the point of view from the front of house is damn cool.
Today was the sunday start of the French Tennis Masters, in Paris,
We did some new footage to project on the tennis ground, just before the players start the match. Here are two snapshots. Projected using MadMapper and a custom QC software.
Next week we’ll be projecting on the tennis ground of the BNP Paribas Tennis Masters, in Paris / Bercy.
So it was time for some improvements to our Tetra.Tennis custom application.
This year we’ll go with Particles, thanks to our ParticlesWarFare QC plugin (available for download), and we’ll run the show through MadMapper – our custom Video Mapping software.
Hope to see you there.
Here’s a snapshot of the on-going app:
I’ve been working today on the new Tetra.Tennis UI.
Currently using BGHudAppKit.framework – as pointed by Vade, thanks mate !-,
for a uber-friendly HUDstyle interface.
The software is still in dev. , but allows so far to control video and strobes,
all via manual controls or MIDI sync.
The strobes will finally also be controlled by Fred Viktor’s drum kit, live of course.
As stated earlier, we’re currently developing a cute little software to drive the Tennis Masters stroboscopes array.
We’re currently controlling everything through Midi, which is then translated into DMX signal internally.
Here’s a snapshot of the software in progress.
