MM_Jumbo (Compatible with IFFS 2015.0.0 and up)
Turns a clip into a jumbotron/LED-wall look - resolves the image into individual glowing RGB (or mono) sub-diode dots with black gaps and bloom, matching a real LED video wall close-up.
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MM_Jumbo turns any clip into a jumbotron/LED-wall look — resolving the image into individual glowing RGB (or mono) sub-diode dots with black gaps, bloom, and optional panel seams, matching a real LED video wall close-up.
Grid page — Shape column: Pixel Size (LED cell size), Dot Size, Dot Softness, Grid Angle (rotate the wall off-axis), Bloom Radius.
Look column: Bloom Amount, Brightness, Black Level (gap colour), Variation (per-cell brightness noise), Saturation.
Enable column: Jumbo On (bypass toggle), Mono Mode (single tinted luminance dot per cell vs. three offset R/G/B sub-diodes), Panel Grid On.
Panel Grid column: Panel Size (cells per physical module), Panel Line Width, Panel Line Opacity — thin black seams dividing the wall into panels, rotating with Grid Angle.
Mono Tint page: R/G/B tint colour used when Mono Mode is on.
Under the hood it’s a single-pass, resolution-independent GLSL shader: each fragment resolves its LED cell, samples the source once at the cell centre, draws signed-distance-field glowing dots with an exponential bloom halo sized to the actual room available (so dots stay round and don’t clip against the cell edge), fades each cell’s glow to zero before its boundary (no visible box seams between cells), then optionally overlays the panel-seam grid.
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DownloadMM_Jumbo turns any clip into a jumbotron/LED-wall look — resolving the image into individual glowing RGB (or mono) sub-diode dots with black gaps, bloom, and optional panel seams, matching a real LED video wall close-up.
Grid page — Shape column: Pixel Size (LED cell size), Dot Size, Dot Softness, Grid Angle (rotate the wall off-axis), Bloom Radius.
Look column: Bloom Amount, Brightness, Black Level (gap colour), Variation (per-cell brightness noise), Saturation.
Enable column: Jumbo On (bypass toggle), Mono Mode (single tinted luminance dot per cell vs. three offset R/G/B sub-diodes), Panel Grid On.
Panel Grid column: Panel Size (cells per physical module), Panel Line Width, Panel Line Opacity — thin black seams dividing the wall into panels, rotating with Grid Angle.
Mono Tint page: R/G/B tint colour used when Mono Mode is on.
Under the hood it’s a single-pass, resolution-independent GLSL shader: each fragment resolves its LED cell, samples the source once at the cell centre, draws signed-distance-field glowing dots with an exponential bloom halo sized to the actual room available (so dots stay round and don’t clip against the cell edge), fades each cell’s glow to zero before its boundary (no visible box seams between cells), then optionally overlays the panel-seam grid.
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