•The Quick Blend tool helps you to create edge blending for groups of two surfaces or more.
•Once the surface overlap is set, Quick Blend calculates all blending parameters automatically...
•... with the option for fine adjustments after the initial calculation.
Example set-up: three surfaces on a canvas - each overlaps the next one.
Final result should be an edge blending for three projectors to have an continous single projection.
initial situation: outputs without blending
1.Go to MAIN MENU > WINDOWS > Tools > Quick Blend
2.Select a Canvas in the Quick Blend editor
3.Select if you want to create a horizontal, a vertical, or a mixed blend group.
If there are multiple surfaces on your canvas, QuickBlend creates groups for every two neighboring surfaces.
4.Adjust the canvas offset for surfaces to finally define the overlap.
By default the overlap that was set before for each surface is taken into account.
As a result of the fine adjustment the overlap should correspond to the overlap of the projectors.
Use the slider to influence the canvas offset of all surfaces of your group.
Use first value field to set the offset of the first surface of your group.
Use second value field to set the offset of the second surface of your group.
5.Select "Auto Blend Group" to blend a group
Repeat the steps for all available horizontal groups
Blending for the first group of two horizontal surfaces
6.Select "Auto Blend All" to blend all available surfaces
Blending for all horizotal surfaces
7.Do fine adjustments for blending with the help of Quick Blend parameters
Fine tune your blending with parameters for amount, start, gamma and luminance
Result: for every selected surface the edge-blending parameters are set by Quick Blend
QuickBlend sets the Edge Blending Parameters for each Surface