@olivier-proulx

Hi,

Here is an updated example patch that has been submitted to the Add-ons page. Thanks for sparking this idea, I have been looking for a solution like this for current collaboration work with a writer.

text2particles-2.zip

@mr_j said:

In 2016 Apple changed their filing system from HFS+ to APFS so, if you're using MacOS 10.16 or higher, when you copy a file a clone of that file is created, taking very little additional space, so long as you don't modify the clone. Helps if you use the HAP codec and your movie folders are large.

 Good to know, thanks for the correction :)

@citizenjoe said:

 Okay, so strange. When I went back to check today, it did just that. Ugh.

 I blame ghosts.

@dusx yes, at this moment, NDI seems the most interesting way to do this 

Thanks 

@woland Oh! looks like I miss this one!! Thanks Woland.

Olivier

@notdoc

Also, I apologize if I over-explained and covered things you already know, I just wanted to make sure the post would be informative for anyone in the future with a similar question.

Best wishes,

Woland

@citizenjoe said:

 It gives me a headache

 Me too. After I finish the User Actor, I never want to have to do this math again.

@jfg ooooooooh, thanks for this. 

That's really helpful.

@barneybroomer

Happens to the best of us Barney! Glad that you got it working.

@jfg just a heads up it's totally possible to do this with one less actor if you want a slightly tidier plot.

I also changed the volume scale to 0-100 so that it would make more sense to an operator as a percentage, but it's essentially the same as what you did.

It's working fine now, I can now have a control for each individual sound source on each individual scene that I can either control through the on screen faders or by using a midi interface without them conflicting with each other, and the values put in each scene are retained when I leave the scene and then go back. ideal.

My goal of making this intuitive and idiot proof is coming together nicely.

Thanks again I would have been struggling through the brain fog without you.

@bonemap Thank you! (I got it to work that way)

Nevermind. I figured it out. Bottom of the page. I'm an impatient fellow.

@dusx the actor input calls for the Absolute Path to be used (AHK Script Absolute Path). I did not design support for relative paths, so I invite the user to submit the feature request for me to implement that, but that is currently not scoped for the actor. Perhaps Windows 11 updates the OS path handler to implicitly allow this.

@woland thank you, saves me the trouble trying. :) love Isadora and what it makes possible!

@talyarden

There are a couple of options available to you. First, the default is set up on the top of the Stage setup window, while each stage can have specific settings entered if needed.

In RED below:
The stage tab (not selected in the image: DISP 1) has a Preview setting that is in this case set to Use Default, this leads this Preview to use the settings at the top (boxed in Red), If the Preview setting is set for this tab to another value it will use the specific settings (as we will see with the Green).

In GREEN below:
An additional Preview window is activated (this is Disabled by default). As you can see this preview will show the output after the keystoning is applied. In this case, it is scaled to 10% of the full stage size. 

Options like Force On allow specific Previews to be always active. 

@bonemap said:

Perhaps it is a feature request for the Color control module to have a swatch facility for feedback. It would be awesome if it could have assignable and selectable swatches too. Or perhaps a new control panel with assignable / selectable swatches in addition to a feedback swatch associated with the existing Color control.

 That would be a great add-on Russell!

@woland & @Reinhard 

thanks for quick replies! and (duh) i had forgot the other intensity controls inside the projector once the mapping is used. 

I will experiment with incorporating the different slices in the same projector, but it gets a bit fiddly, so I had made separate mapped projectors to keep it simple. However, this is good stuff. Many thanks...

Thanks @dusx for un-perplexing me

as soon as i connected the Envelope Generator's output to a Selector it worked fine

rgds, Mr J

This is my take on it ;)

timer-reset-value.izz

@jfg

Well I'm completely stumped because I don't ever really work with 3rd party AU plugins.

@mark Any ideas about this?