@gavspav maybe go with an izzi map grid layer and send it to a virtual stage?

short answer: yes

long answer: it's depend a lot from what light board you are trying to control. ETC eos family are better controlled by OSC messages. MA2 can accept easily midi notes (remember ONLY notes), i'm not sure but maybe MA3 accept OSC. AVO for sure accept MIDI but i don't know for other potocols.

BTW midi or osc controllig is pretty easy, start from following midi tutorial and guru session made by Mark 

@bonemap Thanks that's the kind of array setup I was thinkin of using.

In the end I used Spout via After Effects to send video to the screen and I was then able to keyframe the colour correction before exporting. Not 100% perfect but better than before.

Thanks

@dusx quick question, I’ve got a wireless artnet setup working with an entec Ethernet to dmx converter using an iPad using the lumiair app as a light desk .Could this actor work with this type of setup by substituting the iPad control for isadora? 
I've a feeling I’m over simplifying the process once again.

@mark Oops! My bad, I had omitted the User Output in the User Actor! 

Too many late nights coding....!

In compensation, here is the finished User Actor, now more appropriately called Count N Triggers.

It will count from any integer to any other integer, thus counting upwards or downwards.

The trigger rate can be set and it outputs: the current number, the time between triggers, and a trigger out. 

Count N Triggers.iua3

@mark many thanks Mark :)

@fred thanks. The surround data I got from the modular synth system was so all over the place that I could probably have randomised it anyway. But it was fun!

@dillthekraut

thx.

r.h.

You may also want to add a Smoother Actor to transition the speed value if changing it by value (not an envelope), creating acceleration ramps.
(this may only work with HAP or Prores video, I wouldn't use mp4/h264)

Hi there @Aidan, 

We discussed this internally within the team and sadly none of us has a Kinect v2, Model 1595. The ones that have a Kinect V2 all have a 1520 model.

I have to say it works fine / has been quite robust on plays/installations that I did.
If you have any follow-up questions / want some advice let us know.

@juriaan  thx, took me a minute to figure out you have to click on the input name, I was clicking on the flag

@juriaan said:

sudo kextunload -b com.apple.driver.AppleUSBFTDI

 Hi Jurian,

thanks for the tip. But this is what I get from the terminal after having put your command

armando-new:~ armando$ sudo kextunload -b com.apple.driver.AppleUSBFTDI

Password:

(kernel) Kext com.apple.driver.AppleUSBFTDI not found for unload request.

Failed to unload com.apple.driver.AppleUSBFTDI - (libkern/kext) not found.

armando-new:~ armando$

Does this menas that the Apple drivers are not installed ?

Thanks

Armando

Thanks so much

@michel @dbini @Reinhard 

...for your different solutions, all of which are expanding my understanding of how to program switches and triggers in Isadora. Using the Trigger Value actor as a binary 'on/off' switch is powerful. Monty talks about this too. In the end I went for a mouse watcher with no modifier triggering a zero/off, so that i can toggle between on and off using the modifier i set for the first Mouse Watcher (img). This is good, but following the tutorial advice, I am now playing with the Stage Mouse Watcher to get something closer to the kind of 'touch = 'on' / release = off' experience. 

@vjw

if I really understand what you want (I am not sure), your problem is coming from the toggle actor. The init entry is set to off so that by every scene enter it will be active so set the output to off. But as you use the output only as a trigger you get by scene entry a trigger. It is normal. You have to set the init input of the toggle actor to none to have no trigger on changing scene.

But further why do you use so much actors in your fist user actor to get only a trigger. You can use only the keyboard watcher to get the same result. Here an example how I would make your patch:

best

Jean-François 

I have a Mac 10.13.6 and Isadora 3.0  I am not getting the full screen when I utilize the window list on the Screen Capture. Any suggestions?

EDIT:  I figured it out, for anyone that may have this issue make sure your window cpu mode is on, it is under the window list

@cacoos

Hi there, sorry for the long delay in answering this post.

And to answer your question, yes Isadora works on MacOS Big Sur.

@cacoos said:

https://disk.yandex.ru/i/MnZvC...

The translation of what shows up at this link says:
"Nothing found
The owner deleted the files or closed access to them, or there is a typo in the link."

I'd love to see what the kind of effect you're talking about looks like though.

Also, you might find these GLSL shaders that @Fred created to be helpful

Best wishes,

Woland

@mc_monte said:

I was curious if anyone out there in Izzy-land had some neat tips or tricks for working with these patches, or if there was interest in an in-depth tutorial or report on how the system works (including show files).

 Any chance you still have those files? If so, I'd love to have them.

@woland

thanks

@jfg said:

crossover cable

 Of course, I knew my question was stupid ;-)   I was just using the wrong cable... And now it works!  Merci Jean-Francois