@woland Excellent, now I have to develop the habit. Thanks.

@Armando I've understood what the problem was. I downloaded png marked "transparent" from the web.... but they weren't. hahahaha Tranparency always worked the same.

Thank you all

@bonemap said:

displaying RGB, Hue and potentially hex values as the counter cycles through 360° hue spectrum.

Using a different approach to @DusX, here's a user actor that a uses the Logical Calculator to shift the various components of the color (which is a 32-bit integer with A, R, G and B as 8-bit values) into the right place and then output them as integers that display as hex values. (I am not sure if you needed a string output or integer outputs.) Anyway, for what it's worth.

color-to-hex-components.izz

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Mark

@kja

Hello can you provide us more information. What Operating system are you using and what codec does your movie have. And maybe a screenshot of your patch.

Best Michel

@juriaan Thanks, nice to know, and the reasoning. 

Moved it and works fine.

Best regards.

@kathmandale Awesome.  I would have never figured out this patch. lol.  Thanks!

Great. I'm glad that, for once, it wasn't user error. Thanks for looking into it. 

@michel Great, thanks just tried it out! Thank you for the fast reply!

Of course. Thank you both!

Cheers,

Hugh

@bonemap said:

Yes, there is a way to do repel particles using the 3D Model Particles... Demo file linked below

 Thanks for sharing @bonemap. ;-)

Best Wishes,
Mark

I keep recommending the teensy for this. It is an arduino clone that can act as HID or midi interface. Its not difficult to program it to once and for all to have input/output pins on midi notes.

If you are going to do it once, then I strongly reccomend the teensy. Or if you want to go wireless and want to put a bit more programming effort into it, then look at the ESP32 where you can use bluetooth low energy or a webserver to trigger. 

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@liminal_andy yes yes !!

Best,

Maxi

@gertjanb and @mark Yes, I see now it is indeed the Baud rate! Thank you very much, it is working now!

@woland

Hi,

The Mac OS patch I recreated from @SherLynn description and indication did not have any unexpected behaviour. @SherLynn would need to provide the file.

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Russell

@woland

thanks  for explaining ! and thanks so much for the feature request ! 

@bennnid said:

I begin to understand the power of activated scenes ;-)

 You can also use background Scenes to make global projection mapping easier: https://community.troikatronix.com/topic/5495/global-projection-mapping-simple-show-template?_=1613735987660

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@ytanokura said:

I was also playing with the values of "gf res h" and "gf res v" and reduced them down

 Great! so there is even more efficiency possible!

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Russell

@jfg wow I can't believe it was that easy - I thought it had to be checked just to enable them, didn't try unchecking.  I feel dumb but that's what forums are for I guess.  Thanks!

One thing to note is that VR hardware, as far as I know, is limited to use on Windows currently for just about everything because of the need to use SteamVR, which is no longer supported for macOS by Valve.