Pixel workspace & outputs

First, adjust the pixel workspace:
The pixel workspace is a rendering area in which all media will be composited. You will then be able to assign a portion of this pixel workspace to each output.
You will therefore declare a total pixel workspace of: horizontal resolution proj 1 + horizontal resolution proj 2 + horizontal resolution proj 2 – overlap between projector + horizontal resolution recall projector + horizontal resolution monitoring screen, i. e. 1920 + 1920 – 384 + 1920 + 1920 + 7296 and a height of 1080 pixels.

*You can declare a larger pixel workspace, but do not assign an area outside the pixel workspace to an output.

Now let’s use the wizard to create the first two outputs with an overlap:
open the wizard, choose 2 × 1 for the arrangement and a cover of 384, a resolution of 1920×1080 per projector.
You see the first two screens: check that the extracted map area is correct and that the outputs are consistent with the extended desktop. You can also go to the soft-edge tab to validate that the soft-edge has been correctly calculated by the wizard.

The 2 outputs respectively VP1 and VP2 are renamed.

*If you are on a laptop in demo mode with only one output, the outputs will be displayed outside the desktop since it will not have the correct size. It doesn’t matter, you can then import the project into the Modulo Player Server when it is available.

We will then manually add the other 2 outputs:

reminder output: A new output is created. She is renamed VP RETURN.
on Map parameter with top left: :3456;0 Size:1920×1080
on parameter Output: top left:3840,0 Size:1920×1080

stage return output: A new output is created. It is renamed SPEAKER.
on Map parameter with top left: :5376,0 Size:1920×1080
on parameter Output: top left:5760,0 Size:1920×1080

You can now go to the shape tab and display the Grid pattern on each output.