Yep - got that far, but every function just returns "15" (NAK).

*Apols for hijack!*

dear @mark,

thanks for your comment, i guess i tried to reinvent the wheel and build a multi blocker myself i haven't had the chance to project the videos using both methods and compare them visually some tasks for the new year, upgrading from 10.8; getting the 2.1 to run and do some more basic tests thank you mark and the izzy team for the great work guten rutsch ins neue Jahr best clemens

Thats it. Sorry, I am new on that 3d-actors. Thanks a lot and have good new year!

Great

That is good idea.

Thank you! Shigezo

just done it !! Works perfect

Thank you Michel Best Maxi

I've used the apple script a few times now and works great

Check "help / About Isadora"

and check the license version listed under the user name (bottom left) You will need a 2.0 license for the mapper.

you could use multi blocker to stop retriggering, depending on how close together you need it to work, and how long you get things you need to ignore

@GuillaumeM1986

Can you give us more information, what version of Isadora are you working with? What is the patch doing? That would help as well.

Best Michel

Hello all,

My 3d player actor crashes Isadora after every 5 minutes of putting in to the scene. Also the output of 3d player can't be seen even setting the destination to 3d renderer. I am using virtual stage as 3d renderer and Isadora on windows 8.1.

@Skulpture I'm using a Demo version of CocoKinect developped by Rob Sharein.
It turnes the spectator into red filled form.

@Marci, thank you! Pretty clever! I'm not good at processing yet. But I'll see how to implement these ideas.

@gapworks thank you!

I am not fully sure what you are looking to scale,

But, my go to for numeric scaling is "Limit-Scale Value" Just be aware that changing an input range updates the output 'min/max'

Dear @sbickford,

Well, I would say that 10.6.8 is the problem. The newer playback system offered originally in 10.7, but much more mature in 10.9, is called AVFoundation. Isadora uses this automatically if the operating system supports it. If not, it falls back to the older system, QuickTime. But QuickTime offers poor performance for H264\. You'll have much better luck with Apple Pro Res tho. Try that codec instead. You won't have to check the bandwidth for APR... only H264\. You can check the bandwidth by choosing the "Show Movie Inspector" option in QT Player. Best Wishes, Mark

Ok, will do.

Hi,

Not sure if you are on Mac or Windows but have you downloaded all the correct drivers, etc? http://www.kinoni.com/index.html#Features

Hi @Michel, thank you I'll give it a try.
Awesome!

Fantastic!

Thanks

I was just answering a support request, where I sent the user a piece of Javascript code I use...

and thought that I should share it here:

It takes in a float and outputs it rounded to the number of decimals set in the second input.

 //input 1 = the float val //input 2 = the number of decimal places to round [0-4] MUST BE INT function main() { function Nrnd(num, places){ return +(Math.round(num + "e+" + places) + "e-" + places); } R = Nrnd(arguments[0],arguments[1]); return R; }

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