Interactive Projection Setup
Interactive floor
The interactive floor mode is the core mode that has been developed in Motioncube. For several years this was the basic way of working supported by the software. This fact makes the interactive floor mode in Motioncube Player the most mature and has the most developed games and applications in the Motioncube App Store.
Find out more
See the full presentation on the interactive floor mode on the motioncube.io homepage under Interactive space > Play spaces > Interactive floor.
Direct link: https://motioncube.io/en/space/floor
Games in the App Store
The full list of apps working in the interactive floor mode can be found in the Motioncube Store by selecting the Interactive projection from Select a device from the list section .
Direct link: https://store.motioncube.io/en/applications/interactive-projection
Working environment
Prerequisites
- Before setting up an interactive floor, understand the fundamental principles of how Motioncube's camera-based interaction works.
- The primary (and most natural) way to interact with games on the floor is through body movement.
- Other ways of playing the games that you can use on the floor (some of them require additional accessories) are using the IR pens, using a remote-controlled vehicle, and controlling from mobile devices.
What do you need?
To prepare an interactive floor, you need: (a) a computer with Windows 10 or newer, (b) a depth camera or infrared camera (seeing only infrared light), (c) a projector or another display (e.g. LED display), displaying the image on the floor. For detailed equipment guidelines, see the next pages in the table of contents.
How to start?
Just want to try it? Start with Your first interactive floor - a simple 30-minute guide for beginners. Building a professional setup? Follow Building a motion-interactive floor - a complete guide for integrators and designers.
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