Kibio is an easy-to-use tool for projection mapping videos in real-time. Download it here.

1. Collect videos and mask and place them in the proejct folder. You can start with the HelloWorld project in /Users/YOUR_USERNAME/Documents/Kibio/.
2. Add videos and any mask images to the project folder.
3. Open the app.
4. Drag a video from your project folder onto the app to create a layer.
5. Drag a mask onto the video to create a mask.
6. Position layer anchor points, edit the mask and then toggle into presentation mode.
7. Go full-screen and enjoy!

• ⌘N - Open Project Folder in Finder
• ⌘K - Open Project Folder in Finder
• ⌘O - Open Project
  • Open a project files with .kibio file extensions.
• ⌘S - Save
  • Save the current open project.
• ⌘⇧S - Save As ...
  • Save the current project with a new file name

• ⌘F - Fullscreen Toggle
• ⌘E - Edit / Presentation Mode Toggle
• ⎋ - Quit App and Save Project

• Tools

  • T - Transform tool
  • R - Rotate tool
  • S - Scale tool
  • B - Mask brush tool

• With mouse over layer:

  • ⌫ - Delete Layer
  • ⌘⌫ - Delete Layer Mask

• Masking

  • ⌘Drag - Mask Pen Tool
  • ⌘⇧S - Mask Erase Tool

• Layer Order

  • ⌘] - Move layer up
  • ⌘[ - Move layer down
  • ⇧⌘] - Move layer to top
  • ⇧⌘[ - Move layer to bottom

####Key

• ⌘ the Command Key symbol
• ⌥ the Option Key symbol
• ⇧ the Shift Key symbol
• ⎋ the ESC Key symbol
• ⇪ the Capslock symbol
• ⏎ the Return symbol
• ⌫ the Delete / Backspace symbol

This app requires the following addons:

• ofxOpenCv (in the openFrameworks core)
• https://github.com/bakercp/ofxMediaType
• https://github.com/jefftimesten/ofxJSON
• https://github.com/julapy/ofxQuadWarp

Additionally, this app must be built from the openFrameworks master branch. Or, to fix a current mouse disappearing bug with the openFrameworks master GLFW library we use this develop-apothecary branch in development.

• https://github.com/openframeworks/openFrameworks

Kibio is developed by members of the SAIC openLab and is released under an MIT License.

The glyphs used in the Kibio user interface were created by Daniel Bruce and released under a CC BY-SA 4.0 License.