FEATURE 2 UPDATE 1.00

This update improves the CRS Room Projection Builder workflow and makes the tool much more comfortable to use during the creation of custom projection rooms, immersive environments, and nDisplay-style layouts.

The Room Projection Builder now works closer to a familiar 3D editor experience. Users can interact with scene objects more naturally, use hotkeys, select and transform objects more conveniently, and build projection layouts faster directly inside Unreal Engine.

New Projector and Camera objects have been added to the builder. These objects make it easier to plan projection setups, preview projector placement, check coverage, and estimate how many projectors may be required for immersive rooms, projection mapping spaces, curved screens, and multi-wall installations.

Projectors can now also load and display custom images. This makes it possible to preview projected content directly inside the builder and better understand how the image will appear on selected room surfaces.

The interface has also been redesigned and improved. The updated layout provides a cleaner workflow, faster access to important tools, and a more convenient editing experience when working with walls, custom surfaces, projectors, cameras, and scene objects.

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What Was Added

• Hotkey support — added keyboard shortcuts to make the Room Projection Builder faster and more convenient to use.
• Improved 3D editor-style workflow — object selection, transformation, and scene editing now feel closer to a familiar 3D editor workflow.
• New Projector objects — users can add projectors to the room layout, adjust their placement, preview coverage, and plan projection setups.
• New Camera objects — users can add camera objects for better scene planning and preview workflows inside the builder.
• Projector image loading — projectors can load and display custom images, allowing users to preview projected content on room surfaces.
• Projection planning workflow — the tool can help users estimate how many projectors may be needed for immersive rooms, curved screens, domes, multi-wall rooms, and custom projection environments.
• Updated interface — the Room Projection Builder interface has been redesigned to be cleaner, more modern, and easier to work with.
• Faster room setup — improved controls and object tools make it easier to create, edit, and organize projection layouts.

Workflow Improvements

• Users can work with the builder in a more natural way, similar to common 3D editing tools.
• Projectors can be placed inside the room to test projection direction, coverage, and approximate projector count.
• Cameras can be added to help organize scene viewpoints and planning workflows.
• Loaded projector images make it easier to preview how real content may appear on projection surfaces.
• The improved UI reduces clutter and makes the most important controls easier to access.

Important Notes

• The projector planning workflow is intended to help estimate and preview projection setups inside Unreal Engine.
• Final projector count, lens choice, placement, calibration, blending, warping, and real-world alignment may still depend on the physical installation and hardware specifications.
• Loaded projector images are intended for planning and preview purposes inside the Room Projection Builder workflow.
• The Room Projection Builder remains a template and planning tool for projection rooms, immersive environments, nDisplay-style layouts, and custom projection surfaces.