MayoFlux Software Lab - Windows Alpha

FieldMap Projection Alpha

A field-focused single-projector mapping demo for Windows. Trace surfaces, tune Bezier handles, test the projector output, assign local video, and save the project folder for later work.

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Alpha 0.1.3 Windows x64 Installer EXE, 91 MB Unsigned alpha build

Windows Install Note

Windows may show a safety warning.

This alpha installer is not digitally signed yet, so Windows may ask you to confirm that you trust the app before it opens. If you downloaded it from mayoflux.tv, choose More info, then Run anyway.

Screenshots

What the alpha demo looks like.

FieldMap Projection editor with one checker surface selected
Editor overview with display selection, output controls, media bin, surface list, and surface properties.
FieldMap Projection multi-surface calibration view
Multiple Bezier surfaces with checker calibration and live handle editing.
FieldMap Projection projector output with clean checker surface
Projector output is clean and does not include the old yellow full-frame border.

Quick Guide

Basic setup flow.

1

Install the alpha

Download the installer, run it, and launch FieldMap Projection Alpha from the desktop shortcut or Start menu.

2

Select the projector

Connect the projector by HDMI or another Windows display output, then choose that display from the top bar.

3

Open output

Use Identify Projector if needed, then open the fullscreen projector output and choose grid or checker mode for calibration.

4

Shape the surface

Drag corners and handles in the editor. Use the surface list, lock/solo/bypass controls, opacity, and fit mode as needed.

5

Import video

Import local MP4/H.264 media into the project folder, then assign the media asset to one or more mapped surfaces.

6

Save the project

Use Save As to pick a project folder. Media is copied into the project assets folder so the setup is easier to move.

7

Hide overlays

Switch overlay mode off for clean playback once calibration is done.

8

Reopen later

Open project.json from the project folder to recover the saved surfaces, media references, and display settings.

Current Alpha Scope

Built for single-projector mapping demos.

  • Windows x64 installer for local projection-mapping workflows.
  • One editor window and one selected projector output.
  • Bezier surface editing, checker/grid calibration, opacity, fit modes, and projector preview output.
  • Project save/load with reusable local MP4/H.264 media assets.