Hi Mark and thanks for your reply. I already had "Show value of linked properties" clicked. I've set the control button to momentary (also with "don't send off") and connected it to a trigger input, so am not entirely sure how the control will be updated to match the value in the actor? 

So i'd like the default state to be off, but despite it being a momentary button the button always displays as on (i.e. depressed) when the patch is loaded (despite saving the patch with it displayed off)

Rgds, Mr J

p.s. i love, love, love Isadora 3

p.p.s. you have any plans to visit New Zealand?

@dusx said:

HDMI splitter

 I've done this before with identical displays and it works fabulously.

@rollinlikethunda said:

Thank you @Skulpture @bonemap and @Woland!  This is just what I needed; I see why it wasn't working for me before.  I tried both solutions, and they are both working as planned.  Good point also, about making sure the same video doesn't play twice--I hadn't thought of that, but it's definitely not the behavior I want--so I will be using shuffle in my setup for sure.  
Much appreciated!!

 Welcome. I use random a lot and the random actor is great but when the same video or audio plays two or three times i can often feel wrong or broken. Then I discovered shuffle! #gamechanger 

Thanks for your reply guys. I will experiment a bit with it!

@elton_john

Try the 'Toggle' actor between the pulse and bypass input.

Thanks Ryan and Juriaan, I've studied your actors, but I'm afraid the internal workings of the Javascript actor still remain a complete mystery to me. 

As far as I can tell, the data from each of the radiation monitors consists of something like this:

  {
    "id": 78490936,
    "user_id": 759,
    "value": 18,
    "unit": "cpm",
    "location_name": null,
    "device_id": 100012,
    "original_id": 78490936,
    "measurement_import_id": null,
    "captured_at": "2017-01-22T07:23:26.000Z",
    "height": null,
    "devicetype_id": null,
    "sensor_id": null,
    "station_id": null,
    "channel_id": null,
    "latitude": 37.659,
    "longitude": 140.459
  },

some of them seem to be measuring different things or working with different units, so its not sensible to sample all of the data on the page at the same time.

I think that what would be useful for this project would be to have an actor where i could trigger a specific ¨id¨ to an input and receive the associated current  ¨value¨ - maybe with the option to sample a number of devices simultaneously (like 8 inputs and 8 outputs)

would one of you be able to make me an actor (or TXT) that does that? i would be eternally grateful..... :)

(i tried triggering specific longditude/latitude numbers into Juriaan's actor but it was outputting something that didn't correlate, and i don't know why)

 @bonemap  Deleted the contents of this comment/question because I realized I hadn't set my blending mode to transparent on the Renderer projector, which was causing issues. Thank you!! This is perfect!

There has been lot of projectors in the market. It gets quite difficult in finding the best projector for the business or personal purpose. You can check the list of best projectors available.

@dbini said:

Comparator actor is going to work here. run the Hand Count output from the LEAP into the comparator - set it to EQ 2 - and use the outputs to trigger values of 50 or 40 on the True or False triggers.

 Here's a screenshot of what Dbini suggested (for visual-learners like myself).

@mr_j said:

I have over 100 16:9 movies (ranging from 1280x720 to 1920x1080) loaded plus another 400 4:3 movies (all 320x240) loaded. I've set the projector actor to "keep aspect" off and video preferences to "scale to largest Image" (when combining video).

First, while @DusX 's idea is valid, using the 'zoom' input of the projector would be the lowest impact way of scaling the image. The Scaler actor has to create a new texture on the graphics card (GPU) and upscale/downscale the image. That's a bit less efficient.

Second, you don't want to use "scale to largest image" because it introduces uncessary scaling that will slow down your patch and it won't give you the right result anyway.

Instead, take a look at this Isadora 3.0.7. Does that solve the problem? I'm using the Get Video Size actor to calculate the aspect ratio, and then changing the zoom on the Projector as appropriate. I commented everything so you'll understand the process.

auto-scale-aspect.izz

Best Wishes,
Mark

@doeyo 

Not that I know.

Best Michel

@dusx said:

even easier

 That couldn’t be easier. So timecode can be patched to both text and numeric inputs? Our job Is done here.

Hi everybody,

sorry for the delay, I was not able to fiddle around with ISADORA these days.

Thank you so much for all received anwers. They might all come in handy at some point. Actually what I was looking for, is quite exactly the solution proposed by @jfg, so extra big thanks to you.

I did not know I could enter TC into a selector. Now I've discovered the selector values switch to TC as soon as I connect the selector's output to the TC comparator (any other TC input should probably have the same effect). Knowing this kind of behaviour will for sure be helpful in future situations.

I'll probably change adapt the patch to be able to trigger a few different results. I guess/hope I'll manage that on my own.

All together you made me a bit happier (and wiser ... which is somewhat easier with a newbie)

Cheers

here, have a feedbacker. FEEDBACKER.iua3.zip

Hi All, 

I am a MAC user, so please pardon my negligence when it comes to windows playback. I am trying to wrap my head round rendering for Windows. I am trying to utilize HAP and HAPQ with Isadora on Windows 10, however, I am having an issue understanding how to render for Windows within MAC OS. I have read many forum regarding all sorts of ways to render on Windows with windows bases software, however, if there a software that will allow me to render, say HAP.avi on MAC OS?

I loaded Quicktime onto the windows computer, however, HAP.mov would not playback it only gave me static? I figured this was possibly due to the codec. 

Does anyone have some advice on rendering Hap for playback on windows os?

Thank you!

Joeartist

Dear All,

As promised for today, the OpenNI Tracker "soft launch" can be found in this post. Please post your thoughts, reaction and feedback in that thread.

Best Wishes,
Mark

@TimoD 

Or said as simply as possible: how many times per second can Isadora process all of the active actors in all of the active scenes. Thus, higher numbers are better because it is servicing all the actors more frequently.

Best Wishes,
Mark

@juriaan said:

The only thing is that swapping the image from CPU to GPU takes a lot of processing power.

 Well, to be very clear: going from CPU to GPU is fast; going from GPU back to the CPU is slow. ;-)

@skulpture said:

use the outputs from the actor to calculate the tracking

 Hi Graham,

I think your are probably right. The skeleton tracking provides a z index of a participant while tracking and this could be easily translated into a grid of zones.

I was really curious about the depth slices I love the way you can calibrate the depth to slice up space.

best wishes

Russell

@deflost said:

nice to have it this way, but what about the other directon?

 What other direction? Typing and having it translated to morse code? Like this?

https://recordit.co/4gUVEhtOq3

Morse Code v002 LWS.izz