ArcFlux
LiveReal-time color tracking and physics for projection mapping.
Overview
About this project
ArcFlux is a real-time color tracking and physics simulation engine built for projection mapping. It tracks color in a live feed and drives a physics simulation from it, producing responsive visuals that can be projected onto real surfaces.
Capabilities
Highlights
- Real-time color tracking from a live source
- Physics simulation driven by tracked input
- Tuned for projection mapping onto physical surfaces
- Runs in the browser at flux.arcnode.dev
Gallery
Screenshots
Screenshots
Screenshots for ArcFlux are coming soon.
FAQ
Questions about ArcFlux
- What is ArcFlux?
- ArcFlux is a real-time color tracking and physics simulation engine built for projection mapping. It tracks color in a live feed and drives a physics simulation from it, producing responsive visuals that can be projected onto real surfaces.
- What can ArcFlux do?
- Real-time color tracking from a live source Physics simulation driven by tracked input Tuned for projection mapping onto physical surfaces Runs in the browser at flux.arcnode.dev
- How do I access ArcFlux?
- ArcFlux runs in the browser and is available at https://flux.arcnode.dev. No installation is required.
- What technologies power ArcFlux?
- ArcFlux is built using Real-time, Graphics, Simulation, developed by Arcnode Network.
More
What is coming next
Reference
Documentation
Guides, setup steps, and usage notes for getting the most out of this project.
History
Changelog
A running log of releases, fixes, and notable changes over time.
Under the hood
Architecture
How the system is structured, the major components, and how they fit together.
Details
Technical specifications
Supported platforms, requirements, and the technical surface in depth.
Walkthrough
Video
A short product walkthrough showing the project in action.