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    • ursullivision

      Isadora 3.2.6 Frame rate instability after 5 minutes of play time.
      Troubleshooting and Bug Reports • • ursullivision

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      ursullivision

      @woland

      I'll try this out when I have some time to troubleshoot. Thanks!

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      [ANSWERED] Is it possible to copy projector setting without them being connected?
      How To... ? • • Mackbutler80

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      Woland

      @mackbutler80

      By default Projector actors are not connected to each other at all. If you want to have the same mapping in all of them but be able to adjust different inputs on them, you should wrap a Projector actor in a User Actor and add User Inputs connected to the inputs on the Projector actor that you want to be individual to specific Scenes.

      See this video tutorial about Isadora User Actors for more details.

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      TCP Send Data Format (Zeros?)
      Troubleshooting and Bug Reports • • GaryGalbraith

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      Re: [TCP Send Data format](/topic/5110/tcp-send-data-format)

      I found this previous thread with the same situation as the one I'm dealing with.  However, my particular situation is that 0s (zero) are not being transmitted.  It appears that if the parameter is a value of zero then it is just skipped.  (I need the zero to be included to preserve the expected message format on the other end.)

      I have reduced the situation to the very simple example below.

      In the above example, parameter 1 and parameter 3 are transmitted as the anticipated values.  However, parameter 2 is skipped - the zero is not transmitted

      If I use any of the other available formats in the "TCP Send" actor I just get the ASCII representation of a zero and not the value zero.

      What am I missing?