Hi @dusx the top comparator in the second row outputs "true" when there's a match but "true" and "false" when there isn't... as you say i think its a timing issue and its input is actually going from 1 to 0 very fast, hence causing true and false output

i've managed to create a work-around by increasing the first router's number of outputs from 9 to 10 and also the first table's number of inputs from 9 to 10 and then ignoring the first of each, as per this updated patch Step Sequencer (ver 25) workaround.izz which now achieves what i was after

rgds, Mr J

@mark said:

Please add the following as a feature request: "Add Shift Key Modifier To Thumb Wheel Slider"

 Feature request created :)

Another easy trick is hooking up a Get Stage Size actor to the horz and vert size inputs of the Shapes actor. (After placing & connecting the Get Stage Size actor, you need to leave the Scene and come back once for the Get Stage Size actor to change the size of the Shapes actor though.)

Thanks for all your help. It all went very quick and dirty, but we avoided direct life streams which made it much easier and more structured to manipulate the videos before streaming... Best wishes to all of you!

@liminal_andy 

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@Juriaan said:

Still wondering why this is default on and not off ?

Because when it's off, if you duplicate/copy+paste Controls within a document because you want more of a particular Control or set of Controls, it doesn't increment the Control IDs of the new Controls. Copying Controls within a document and wanting them to get their own Control IDs is a more common use case than wanting to copy Controls between documents while preserving the Control IDs, which is why it's enabled by default.

@Juriaan said:

Mark as Solved.

 Just renamed the thread and moved it to "How To" ;)

@Dako-Ark

You should be able to upload screenshots by dragging the image into your reply or clicking the button indicated in the screenshot below

Thank you very much for this.

Elena

Dear All,

In case you didn't notice, Send PJLink v0.9.6 is on the plugins page. It fixes the problem for Windows users found above.

Best Wishes,
Mark

You can reposition your video on the 'canvas' by using the Matte actors.
If you input a background that is the your stage size, you can then place your video onto it in what ever position you like.
I think this is what you wanted to accomplish.

These are awesome responses. Thanks everyone! I appreciate the info!

Thank you guys! I'll try that.

Dill

@craigw said:

<p>The Virtual Stage is what I’ve been looking for.</p><p>Thanks</p>

 Yes this sounds like the best solution. The get stage image is amazing in combination with a virtual stage. 👍

@kdobbe

Currently the blend mode can not be published. 
We do have a feature request in place for this, and hopefully it will be added in the near future.

Your workaround is what needs to be done currently.

Thanks for the replies.

@DusX said:

<p>@Skulpture said:</p> <blockquote>You can create any virtual canvas size in stage setup but not in IzzyMap. Possible feature request?</blockquote> <p> Its being looked into.</p>

 Great - would love to chat to you about this. I've discovered a few limitations and possible feature requests. 

@fubbi yes and it is useful to calculate the lenghtr of the curb ;)

@Michel

The pictures start to get clearer. And, as always, the remarks of Mark shed a lot of light.

Thanks for your answers.

You can also use Midi.
I have connected to MA with Artnet and Midi.

Midi is a bit easier sometimes.

@Ohran

Going from one scene to the other does not fade values from an actor, it only fades/crossfades the video and the audio. If you want to pan the video horizontally you need a envelope generator where you give the starting and the end point and the time it takes from one to the other value. But I guess you also have to zoom in the video to have a sort of panning feeling.

Best Michel