@ray

Here is the Isadora Duncan game using 3D particles - use the 's' and the '+', '-', keyboard characters to interact with it. Download the Isadora files here.

@dusx

Thanks for your help. The problem I've run into is that the decklink outputs and the 4090 and 3070 are numbered the same. The 4090 and 3070 are numbers consecutively but the decklink has the same numbers. So if I assign display 2 to the decklink one of the other cards also has the same number. I just have display 1 thru 8 not 1 thru 16. I'm thinking about running two instances of Izzy one for the decklink and one for the nvidia cards. Btw the nvidia cards work very well with Izzy.

@dbini Thanks! I'll give it a whirl 

@dillthekraut

Can you send us the file via ticket? I'd be interested to check this out.

@cacoos

JSON Bunder and JSON Parser actors can be used to reduce the number of inputs you need.Depending on how many instances of the User Actor you need, you could also use Broadcaster/Listener and/or Set/Get Global Values actors to get some of the information into your User Actors

@Cacoos wrote:

 I did not encounter this limitation in the previous versions I used.

I just tried in Isadora 3.2.6 and saw that I can't add 256 inputs there either. What version are you referring to? (Just asking because if we can pinpoint the last version where it did work, we can see what changed about this in the next version.)

@tomthebom

Try re-exporting the video file from another software or converting it. Some software bakes in a timecode track, (which Isadora can't use but which still causes issues in Isadora for some reason).