Hi,
Is there way how to transform specifically routed layer?
My settings:
PLAY 1-30 route://4-30
PLAY 2-30 route://4-30
PLAY 3-30 route://4-30
MIXER 1-30 FILL 0 0 3 1
MIXER 2-30 FILL -1 0 3 1
MIXER 3-30 FILL -2 0 3 1
When I don’t route to layer 30, but whole channel(PLAY 1-30 route://4) Transform command works.
Video output: Channel: 4-30
Transform: Channel: 4-30
What is the use case for this? Is there a reason for doing it this way?
Led wall with 3 controllers, some animations might be triggered between 2 or 3 screens.
If I don’t use transform animations are stretched between all 3 screens.
And channel 4 should be a preview?
As I understand I’m rooting channel 4 so it can overlap graphic between different screens.
Needed end result: 3 screens running background video and animation triggers between them.
I see. I did a similar installation with 6 outs
I used one channel to composite everything together. This was. in that case a HD 1920x1080 channel, it could also be a 4K channel. Everything is run on this channel and is positioned on it, regardless the tiles. After that, I route the whole channel (all layers) to another channel composited into one layer. This layer is sent to the 6 output channels, as routing a single layer uses much less system performance, than routing a whole channel. The outputs are then scaled with FILL to the portion they need to display.
I have a finished, quite flexible, client to control all this, if you are interested 
If you can please share, I’m sure it would be helpful for many CasparCG users. Thanks in advance.
It was not intended to be shared, as I make a living from that stuff 
This is example with 2 screen, but logic is pretty simple, you just need to properly transform/position output layers.
Solved:
PLAY 1-10 route://3-10
PLAY 2-10 route://3-10
MIXER 1-10 FILL 0.5 0 1 1 0
MIXER 2-10 FILL -0.5 0 1 1 0
