Like Fred already says, Brightsign talks UDP and TCP. So that is pretty much all we need to let Izzy talk with there hardware / software

I do this quite a bit.  I have an Allen & Heath QU16, which can map MIDI commands to the motorized faders.  It always blows people's minds when I grab a fader on the sound board and the lights change.As you probably know, ETC has a really great deal for students where you can buy a nomad license and a 2 universe DMX interface for $250.Craig

@abusedmedia said: NUC  Would you mind sending the specs of the NUCs?Also please feel free to open a support ticket using the link in my signature.Best wishes,Woland

I love seeing material come together from multiple users to create new and interesting tools. Great work!Best wishes,Woland

you can use the Javascript actor as a bridge.You only need to pass in the value and output it again. Use the outputs to mutate the output type to number by connecting to a Number input, and that should do it for you.The default JS code will work for a single value if you remove the '+ 1' part of the return statement.

@dusx thank you! I guess I just switched \r with \n bevor. And now I know what's happening in the different cases and why ("\n\r") is doing the Job kind as well.In between (.../) shows the match of regex and therefore the position of the split:("\r\n\r\n") = Line one text 'CR LF'line two text (CR LFCR LF/)third line of text("\r\n") = Line one text (CR LF/)line two text (CR LF/)(CR LF/)third line of text("\n\r") = Line one text 'CR LF'line two text 'CR' (LFCR/) 'LF'third line of text

Added a bit to my original post about using the Data Array actor with textfiles, containing my controller and note values, to map my midi controller to parameters. It is a super useful actor that made quick work of mapping the controllers, and allowed for flexibility in making changes.