Help choosing video tutorial topics

DusX

I am preparing to create some new Build It video tutorials. ( https://www.youtube.com/playli... )

I hope some of you have ideas about what you would like to see built.
Next, I plan a walk-through of a simple patch controlling DMX.
What other complex patches would you like to see a walk-through of the patching process?

Woland

@dusx

Object collision with Javascript?

RIL

Dear @dusx !

DMX...Yes and and maybe a little tour around "world of lighting" for better knowledge ?

Data Array actor...simple examples but with practical applications for art and education
Java Script...also simple examples but with practical applications for art and education....For those who are afraid of code haha

Thanks a lot.Best

Maxi -RIL

Woland

@ril said:

Data Array actor...simple examples but with practical applications for art and education

There's already a 1.5 hour Guru Session with Mark that covers the Data Array actor.

RIL

@woland said:

@ril said:

Data Array actor...simple examples but with practical applications for art and education

There's already a 1.5 hour Guru Session with Mark that covers the Data Array actor.

Dear @woland I know (also saw it live at that moment) maybe Im wrong, but I have the memory that it was a "huge" example... In any case, it is good to remember that this session is available. Thank you!

Maxi RIL

CitizenJoe

Hey Ryan, riffing on your idea of DMX control, how about a session on ALL of the way to communicate/control Izzy and visa versa?

Cheers,

Hugh

craigw

JavaScript cheats. Are there ways to copy and paste parts of script from free websites and examples of how to do it.

DusX

@ril said:

Data Array actor...simple examples but with practical applications for art and education

Thats tough. I'll have to think about this. Generally, I only use Data Array in more complex projects. Ethier things where a lot of data exists and is cycled through, or where user input is recorded for playback later. Perhaps a simple version of both of these?

bonemap

@dusx

The dmx walkthrough is a good one.

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Anything microcontroller oriented

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Rendering stage output with alpha

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Managing the user interface for extremely large patches

best wishes

Russell

Juriaan

@dusx

Would love a hack-it series where you use a Microcontroller :)
Or a Pixel mapping tutorial?

+1 regarding the Show Control video

Mr_J

@bonemap said:

Managing the user interface for extremely large patches

+1 to this, including the placing/positioning/connecting of a large number of actors

Notdoc

see also: https://community.troikatronix...

RIL

@dusx Yes !! a simple versión will be great... thinking about new users of isadora or for educational uses I think it would help so that it is not so "intimidating".

Thanks a lot. Best,

Maxi -RIL

Armando

@dusx

Thanks ! all of these are good ideas. I propose also a simple artnet tutorial, after the DMX one would "close" all the light questions in Isadora.

Gaspar

@dusx

Thanks for the offer:
Maybe a tutorial about the proper use of external controllers: From the simple ones like the Korg Nano Kontrol, to more complex ones with feedback sliders. Different use scenarios to make things easier... could be linked to lighting tutorials as well.

Cheers