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Hi guys, welcome to this session of

projection mapping using mad mapper with me when stables.

So today I'm in this fabulous old picture

House and they've let me in for the day to do some projection mapping tests.

I can do more sessions for you guys.

One of the sessions we're going to look at is we're gonna use this little device here,

and this is called the minimax.

And what this does is you create your projection map project in Mathematica.

You export it to the minimum and you run the whole show during this.

So we're going to test it out.

So this is the minimal,

and essentially it's a soup to Raspberry Pi.

So I've got madman open and I've got my minimal,

and it works off a USB,

micro-USB Cal, which goes in there once I've exploited mine project.

Okay, so I'm in my Mappae.

You've seen this one before from the spatial mapping session.

So I've got my projection map and I'm just going to speed this up and I'm going to create

a little output map that I can then send to the minimum and the minimap camera machine.

Now the minimax can do much,

much more than just rudeness.

Show it can LED lies to you can program it.

So it can do lots of things.

You can have 89 connecting,

so you can connect several mini-mills together.

You've also got DMX in OSC functionality in there.

That's a different session.

But for now, let's just create this projection map unless Apple to the minimal.

And let's just run this simple map on Matt.

So I create my map, I've gone to my file,

I'm going to Export Video mapping to minimap.

So let me just find that.

There we go.

So all I do when I click Export,

I get this little dialogue box of that gives me

a Few warned engineers depending on the type of MAPAI want to export L.

So for now I'm just going to click OK for everything because I'm not delve too deep.

I just want to show you this pipe flow, how this works.

So I've selected my video,

expert video to minima,

and that's now sending it to the SD card,

which I'm not going to put into my Minimap machine.

And I'm just going to run this little projection map of that.

Excellent, so that's doing its thing now.

So we're ready to export and sending

the information from projection mapper into the SD card ready for minima,

let's have a look at the results.

So all I'm doing is I'm putting the SD card in

the minivan and is connected to its power supply,

which is power via USB cable.

Then I select the HDMI cable in there,

and that's connected to the projector.

So that's already turned on, it's ready to go.

Let's have a look at the footage. Turn light on.

And there you have it.

The minimal ruin the show.

So this is perfect for Gallery installations or why you

can't have your laptop present all the time.

Again, guys, you don't need the minimax to be great at math mapping.

Each Justin added tool to help you with your projection mapping journey.

Thank you guys, have a great day.

See you in the next session.