@fred aha!  I think enabling lan connections did the trick.  I can't believe I've been dealing with the lag this whole time, and it was something so simple!  I also don't know why that option wouldn't be enabled by default...@woland, I think I've mentioned this before, but I often encounter a bug when using Mac's VNC.  It's like the client computer doesn't properly recognize the arrangement of the host computer's displays, and when I try to click on anything to edit, the cursor is actually on another screen.  https://discussions.apple.com/...

if you output 2 virtual stages first you might bypass this issue. (Bug fixed in Isadora 3)

Just quickly wanted to add a big thanks to @Ian and @dbini for the additional ideas and product info!

@jhoepffner said: It works for me and you can see the time, not with trigger delay  It's also worth noting that you can do a combined approach that lets you see the time with the Timer actor and also uses the Trigger Delay.

@schaubühnevideo said: Did you experience app crashes using 1280x720?  I have only ever used AirBeam Pro, so I can't verify this behavior with Epoccam.

@schaubühnevideoHi timo, I would add to disable OS X auto save feature for Izzy see this posthttps://community.troikatronix.com/topic/4912/solved-copying-actors-crashed-izzy-always/8I don’t know if it will be needed for Izzy 3 but for version 2 it is quite useful to avoid loops of crashes.Best clemens

Subj. I am looking for visual art –– exhibits/dance/theatre etc –– things to see in Amsterdam and around. Thanks.

@mapactor said: o share a successful version of such a patch  Hi, Here is a demonstration file that may assist. NiMate RightHand to Issy Live Drawing.izz.zip. It picks up the OSC skeleton data for the Right_Hand in Isadora and routes the tracking data through to the Live Drawing actor. It requires the NiMate OSC stream to be pointed to Isadora port number 1234, with NiMate on the same computer as Isadora an IP setting of 127.0.0.1 should get the stream communication going. Best Wishes Bonemap

I've logged this feature request for internal tracking, but I don't think it will be possible to include this for the initial release of Isadora 3.Best wishes,Woland

@malibuIf you're willing to post your patch I can take a look. It may be that your approach is not optimal.Best wishes,Woland

@jjhp3Just for your attention, especially because you use quite an old computer: https://community.troikatronix...Best Michel

And be sure to take a close look at the actor help. it does have a bit of a learning curve.A few tips if you want to to read the data from a pre-existing data file around formatting and cleaning your dataset:* save your file as a tab deliminated file with the ending .txt with no other formatting* must not have a header row* all data in a given column needs to be of the same data type (int, float, string). Different columns can have different data types* null values can cause problems. I typically remove them.* and if you're familiar with python the "pandas" library (available as an anaconda and jupyter distro) is very helpful for cleaning large data sets for integration w/ izzy.* remember to use UTF-8 encoding * and finally - be sure to click read on the data array once your data file is in place. change the recall value to the line you want to access.....Good luck!

So this solution just came to me and it works well. Pretty simple and smooth. 

Another option: you don't need to worry about inter-scene layering if you keep a background Scene for your Projector actors (one for each stage and then extras as needed for specialized mapping) and then route all your video back into that Global Mapping Scene: https://community.troikatronix.com/topic/5495/global-projection-mapping-simple-show-template

@dusx That worked perfectly.  Thanks