Not sure if this is where you want me to add the issue we talked about yesterday, or if you'd rather move it into the discussions, but nevertheless here it is.
Right now for my visual stimulation, I'm projecting into a cylindrical surface that has ~230º degrees and to get the same overall mean luminance throughout my screen I'm using three different mirrors (small mockup attached).
This is the model that I created in blender that covers my screen really nicely, without many obvious overlaps or differences in the mean luminance. How would we do this in Bonsai? Can we also modify the UV mapping on each individual "screen" in the 3D model?
Nuno_ScreenModelObject.zip
If you also have an easier way to implement this visual projection on multiple screens, I'd be glad to try it out/change it!
Hey guys,
Not sure if this is where you want me to add the issue we talked about yesterday, or if you'd rather move it into the discussions, but nevertheless here it is.
Right now for my visual stimulation, I'm projecting into a cylindrical surface that has ~230º degrees and to get the same overall mean luminance throughout my screen I'm using three different mirrors (small mockup attached).
This is the model that I created in blender that covers my screen really nicely, without many obvious overlaps or differences in the mean luminance. How would we do this in Bonsai? Can we also modify the UV mapping on each individual "screen" in the 3D model? Nuno_ScreenModelObject.zip
If you also have an easier way to implement this visual projection on multiple screens, I'd be glad to try it out/change it!
Thanks so much! Nuno