How to Use the Interplanar Projector and Camera Stand

Camera Stand Basics

Place a Camera Stand and put your Camera on it. The stand holds the camera at a fixed position and angle, letting you take shots without holding the camera yourself. This is ideal for self-portraits, group photos, or repeatable shots of the same scene. Interact with the stand to trigger the camera or adjust its aim, then retrieve the Camera when you are done. Remember the camera still needs film loaded before it can expose an image.

The Interplanar Projector

Craft an Interplanar Projector and place it. This block projects images across dimensions or onto surfaces, letting you show Photographs somewhere other than a wall frame. A Broken Interplanar Projector is the damaged variant; you may need to repair or replace it before it works. Feed the projector a Photograph or developed film as its input, then power or activate it according to its interface. The projected image appears at its output location. Use the projector for large displays, hidden rooms, or sending a picture to another area. Combine it with a Camera Stand for automated or remote photography setups, and keep spare film and a Lightroom nearby so you can develop and project new shots quickly.