@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. ;-)

...sorry and the last thing for today,in the software toolkit from ms for the 1414 (1.8.0) , is a very simple example where you can see from where( in degree from -90 to 90) and with what beam angle and i think how far away? or how loud a sound is. all in numbers. this coud be a very unique feature. we can't find it in any software, to easy get this data to osc or midi. also nimate can not do it, we think.thanks.r.h.

@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/4gUVEhtOq3Morse Code v002 LWS.izz

here, have a feedbacker. FEEDBACKER.iua3.zip

@michel said: If the folder does not exist, you can create one yourself. The path is Library->ApplicationSupport-> here you create a folder called IsadoraPlugins_x64  Yes, as Michel said, you need to make sure that folder you make at this path is named IsadoraPlugins_x64 *not* IsadoraPluginsx64

@woland what it does: when i replace a profile unit wit a par64 it would keep the basic information about focus, color, purpose, patch number..ectbut as i said. it was just an idea after all

@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 wishesRussell

@deflostThe settings do allow default users to post in the sub sections of the "Hardware, Interfacing, and Third-Party Software" category. Does that not work for you, and who is we?Best Michel

@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

@bonemap said: I would love someone with a good logical mind to give some feedback and perhaps suggest improvements.   I look forward to digging into this tomorrow :)

The problem with the checking for updates has been fixed.

@draganno said: I noticed now however that the Scene Editor lags/stutters when adding a mouse watcher. I cannot reproduce this behavior. Adding a Mouse Watcher actor, Stage Mouse Watcher actor, and dragged either of them around doesn't cause my fps to drop, my Scene Editor to lag, or my video output to skip. Could you please create a support ticket using the link in the signature and provide a screen recording of the issue?

@westonIt may have to do with the resolution settings in the mapper window. By default its set to 1920x1080 (bottom right corner of the mapping window), you should put it to the resolution you are inputing to the projector.Best Michel

Hi folks - has anybody managed to get Isadora talking to a DS100 matrix? The OSC protocol is outlined here.I don't have one, but am researching tech solutions for a project that will probably use one, so it would be great if i could know for sure its possible to send OSC between Izzy and the DS100. It looks pretty straightforward on paper, but i don't know much about this kind of thing.......cheers,john

Dear Community, We are ready to enter the public beta phase of our OpenNI Tracker plugin, which allows Isadora to capture a depth map image, and to do body/skeleton tracking, using a Kinect v1, Orbbec Astra, or Intel Realsense D435. Visit the OpenNI Tracker plugin page to download the plugins for your platform. (Note: because there are separate downloads for Macintosh and Windows, you cannot use the download arrow at the right! Instead use the links provided in the description.) Like all Isadora actors, this plugin has rollover help to introduce you to the various parameters. But to give you a solid introduction to this exciting new plugin, we have prepared an Isadora file that takes you through the basics so that you can start using bodies to perform interactive control right away. Please visit the OpenNI Tracker Tutorial page to download the tutorial file and its accompanying media. We also have a written tutorial ready. We'll get that published in the next 24 hours. We're announcing this as a public beta because there are still a few lingering reports of crashes that we have not yet been able to reproduce consistently. If you have crashes, please report them using our ticket system instead of posting that information here. Please feel free to offer your experience, reactions and feedback here. Best Wishes,Mark + The TroikaTronix Team

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