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categories: "Development News"
author: "joreg"
date: "2023-11-22"
date: "2024-01-15"
title: "Introducing: Projector Calibration by Scalable Display Technologies"
description: "A projector auto-alignment system"
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What is it for? Think multiple overlapping projections that you need to align, softedge, color correct,... If you've done this manually before you know what this can mean, especially in permanent installations...

You'd now simply use the [Scalable Display Manager](https://www.scalabledisplay.com/products/scalable-display-manager/) which runs a calibration procedure using cameras that have a view of the projections. The resulting Scalable Mesh Files can then be applied in vvvv using the [VL.ScalableDisplay](https://www.nuget.org/packages/VL.ScalableDisplay) NuGet like this:
You'd now simply use the [Scalable Display Manager](https://www.scalabledisplay.com/products/scalable-display-manager/) which runs a calibration procedure using cameras that have a view of the projections. The resulting Scalable Mesh Files can then be applied in vvvv using the [VL.ScalableDisplay](https://www.nuget.org/packages/VL.ScalableDisplay) NuGet e.g. like this:

![](2023-11-22-21-23-05.png)

And you can test it yourself right away:
* Get a [trial version of the Scalable Display Manager](https://www.scalabledisplay.com/sdt/sdm-ur/sdmue-intro.html)
* Get latest [vvvv gamma 5.2](https://visualprogramming.net/#Download)
* [Install](https://thegraybook.vvvv.org/reference/hde/managing-nugets.html) the VL.ScalableDisplay NuGet
* Get a [trial version of the Scalable Display Manager](https://www.scalabledisplay.com/software-demo-request/)
* Get latest [vvvv gamma 6.0 preview](https://visualprogramming.net/#Download)
* [Install](https://thegraybook.vvvv.org/reference/hde/managing-nugets.html) the [VL.ScalableDisplay](https://www.nuget.org/packages/VL.ScalableDisplay) NuGet
* From the Helpbrowser open "HowTo Apply a mapping from a Scalable mesh file"

Here is a tutorial walking you through a basic calibration procedure:
And here is a tutorial walking you through a basic calibration procedure using the Scalable Display Manager:

{{< youtube OAJLBI6aktU >}}

With the Scalable Mesh Files generated, you can simply open the help patch shipping with the NuGet and test your calibration.
With the Scalable Mesh Files (.ol or .pol) generated, you can simply open the help patch shipping with the NuGet and test your calibration.

So please give it a spin and don't hesitate to get in touch [with us](mailto:[email protected]) or [Scalable Display Technologies](https://www.scalabledisplay.com/contact-us/) if you encounter any issues or have more specific questions.

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