Creytix LaserMural
Paint-by-numbers, projected by laser.
Paint-by-numbers murals guided by laser projection, with DXF export for the industrial laser projector that's actually on hand.
The laser shows you exactly where to paint.
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What it does for you
DXF, because that's what the hardware takes
The real industrial laser projector this was built for has no ILDA input — DXF (one layer per color, in millimeters) is the format it actually accepts.
Projected, not printed
Guides project directly onto the wall instead of requiring a printed stencil.
Guided step-by-step
A guided-paint mode walks through one color at a time with area/dark-to-light/light-to-dark ordering, not just a single static overlay.
Capabilities
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- Paint-by-numbers guide generation
The real industrial laser projector this was built for has no ILDA input — DXF (one layer per color, in millimeters) is the format it actually accepts.
- Laser projection guidance with keystone calibration
Guides project directly onto the wall instead of requiring a printed stencil.
- DXF export (one layer per color, mm)
A guided-paint mode walks through one color at a time with area/dark-to-light/light-to-dark ordering, not just a single static overlay.
- ILDA export for hobby galvo lasers
The real industrial laser projector this was built for has no ILDA input — DXF (one layer per color, in millimeters) is the format it actually accepts.
- Guided step-by-step paint mode
Guides project directly onto the wall instead of requiring a printed stencil.
- Phone remote control
A guided-paint mode walks through one color at a time with area/dark-to-light/light-to-dark ordering, not just a single static overlay.
Proof, not adjectives
- Full pipeline verified in-browser
- Image-to-outline pipeline, ILDA file structure, SVG parsing, and projector keystone warp have each been checked end-to-end.
- Built for a real, owned laser
- Output targets a Virtek LPS-7H industrial templating projector, which accepts DXF import but not ILDA — the export format follows the hardware, not the other way around.
- Phone remote for layer control
- A phone remote page switches projected layers and tracks guided-paint steps live.
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Built with Creytix, on Creytix
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