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.

• OpenCV.js HSV color detection with adjustable tolerance
• Matter.js physics, with bouncing balls or a reflective laser mode
• Corner-pin calibration for projection-mapping alignment
• Webcam support up to 4K with a glass-morphism control panel
• Runs entirely in the browser at flux.arcnode.dev

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?

OpenCV.js HSV color detection with adjustable tolerance Matter.js physics, with bouncing balls or a reflective laser mode Corner-pin calibration for projection-mapping alignment Webcam support up to 4K with a glass-morphism control panel Runs entirely 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.