Output Panel
Using multiple projectors
Using multiple projectors splits one canvas across up to four overlapping projectors, so you can cover a surface too big for a single projector.
Hover the output window button in the top bar and set Projectors to 2 or more. Choose Side by side or Stacked, and set the overlap in pixels. Map Club blends the overlapping area automatically, so the seam disappears when the projectors line up. Dashed outlines in the output panel show what each projector covers.
Every projector gets an equal share of the canvas, so set the canvas size to the combined resolution. For example, two 1920 × 1080 projectors side by side with a 192 px overlap need a 3648 × 1080 canvas (1920 + 1920 − 192). Projectors with a different aspect ratio than their share show black bars.
Save your project, then click Open projector 1, Open projector 2, and so on. Move each window to its projector's screen and double-click it to go fullscreen. Only projector 1 plays sound.
For a step-by-step setup, read how to blend multiple projectors.
Next, learn about the Properties Panel.
Try using multiple projectors yourself, below.