Why Early Access?

“HoloMapper is entering Early Access to involve the community in shaping a powerful and flexible projection mapping tool from the ground up.

Projection mapping workflows vary widely depending on the user, setup, and creative goals. Early Access allows us to gather real-world feedback, refine core systems like mesh warping and surface control, and prioritize features that matter most to creators.

By releasing early, we can rapidly iterate, improve stability, and expand functionality based on how the software is actually used in real projects and environments.

Early Access is not just about testing, it’s about building HoloMapper alongside its community.”

Approximately how long will this software be in Early Access?

“We expect HoloMapper to remain in Early Access for approximately 6–12 months. This timeline allows us to refine core features, improve stability, and expand functionality based on community feedback.”

How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version?

“The full version of HoloMapper is planned to expand on the core functionality introduced during Early Access, with a focus on stability, performance, and a more complete feature set.

We plan to further develop the mesh warping system with more advanced control options, improved usability, and support for more complex projection setups. Additional tools and workflow improvements are also planned to streamline the mapping process and enhance precision.

We also plan to expand media handling capabilities, improve overall performance across a wider range of systems, and refine the user interface based on community feedback.

Overall, the full version is intended to provide a more polished, stable, and feature-rich experience built directly from real-world usage and input from the community.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The Early Access version of HoloMapper includes the core functionality needed to create and adjust projection mappings in real time.

Users can define surfaces, manipulate warp points, and align visuals onto physical objects with immediate visual feedback. The current system supports flexible mesh editing, allowing both simple and more complex mappings to be created.

While the foundation is fully functional, the software is still in active development. Some features are still being refined, performance may vary depending on setup, and the interface and workflows will continue to evolve based on user feedback.

Early Access is focused on establishing a stable core while expanding capabilities and improving usability over time.”

Will this software be priced differently during and after Early Access?

“Yes, we plan to gradually increase the price as new features, improvements, and content are added throughout Early Access. Early supporters will gain access to HoloMapper at a lower price while helping shape its development.”

How are you planning on involving the Community in your development process?

“Community feedback will play a key role in shaping the development of HoloMapper throughout Early Access.

We plan to actively monitor discussions, feedback, and suggestions shared through the Steam Community Hub. User input will help guide feature priorities, workflow improvements, and overall usability.

We also plan to use community feedback to identify bugs, test new features, and refine existing systems based on real-world use cases.

By involving creators directly in the development process, we aim to build a tool that reflects the needs of its users and evolves alongside the community.”