![]() Improvements on subsources of LED walls and screens - Creating LED walls and screens is much easier now with updates to the quick video/image tool that now can auto patch image and video subsources to each individual screen or LED panels. Users can mirror truss structures and a new truss manger window enables users to manage trusses and their properties, including a newly introduced truss thickness property, all from one centralized place. New truss manager including truss mirroring - WYSIWYG now does all the hard work for the user. Laser beams are now brighter than before, and much faster performing in live mode. Updated laser beams - Volumetric laser beams has been updated in WYSIWYG R38. Image textures with alpha transparency - Transparency in textures will help create nice effects and even increase performance efficiency, as now it is possible to texture a complex shape to a flat surface instead of drawing the shape in CAD. Texturing curved surfaces - Extruded arcs and splines now create a curved surface, which can be textured by applying a single image or video source to it.Īnother beta user, Jason Gardash a freelance lighting designer and programmer said: “I think that the texturing curved surfaces feature will open doors to what we can do with the ability to key-map in the output of video media servers making it possible in real world.” We look forward to seeing what the final version looks like and look forward to contributing again to the beta testing program.”įollowing are the major updates to WYSIWYG R38: Gaël Szpak, AWT, technical director at All Access Design said: “The team at CAST has done a great job with all these new features. It makes the feature requests, testing and feedback worthwhile!” added Bo Thøgersen, CAD technician at FilmGEAR. “Good job on this one! R38 brought us a lot of features that I have been looking forward to. Finally, the textures tool on curved surfaces is the best thing ever,” said Patrick Neufond, director of photography. The new auto patch of videos sub sources that works with the grid array tool for LED screens and walls is a formidable tool for efficiency. “The new innovations bring creative solutions saving valuable time on projects. Users will look forward to creating spectacular and even multi-sensory experiences as they use digital design that can be securely shared anywhere through most devices. Following an intensive beta evaluation process, WYSIWYG releases version R38. WYSIWYG lighting design tool and software offers a growing worldwide network of designers the right design solution for complex needs. ![]()
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