@bonemap I agree with your point about the "Control Title" attribute for each item in the Control Panel. I NEVER use it because it is only visible when editing. If it displayed along with the Control, I would use it 99.99% of the time, and would save me TONS of time making, typing, aligning, and otherwise dealing with separate Comment Controls items for each item in my Control Panels.  Thanks for the input! Please submit that as a feature request. I'd love to see it happen. Best wishes, Woland

@dusxThanks for taking the time and trouble to clarify that: helps to get my head around it.

Hi there @awlieber,I wrote a way for Philips Hue lights that you can find here (https://community.troikatronix...)

Hey Brian,This support article on how to delete and reset your Isadora Preferences should solve your issue. If not, please submit a support ticket using the link in my signature.Best wishes,Woland

https://drive.google.com/open?...2.1 with this improvement:Now when the incoming value became static nothing change in the output

OK so the reviews on the Sanho suck - haha - mostly disconnect issues.  Brrrr! But this one seems better:https://eshop.macsales.com/sho...

@mark_mI generally use font managers to do the same thing, but currently haven't found a tool I like for win 10.

Hey @Woland I have a show running currently that is using an iMac Pro and running 2x 4K outputs and 1x HD output, though it is running through a matrix before going to projectors. After Thursday I should be able to get access to a base model iMac Pro and can do some tests directly to a couple of projectors. Do you know what type of output and resolution they are trying to send?Cheers,Cam.

I feel like there is a preference towards control view, perhaps because it is the 'performance' view. For students I could see a set of icons for views being useful, rather than menu / keyboard options.

@michelI have now! Didn't realise bug reports and feature requests used the same form.ThanksMark M

@mark_myes, after a crash Isadora does not remember settings that did not go through a controlled application quit.Best Michel

@markThanks for picking up on this. Am mid production week at the moment but really happy to investigate this with Ryan week after next. Would be great to get to the bottom of it!Thanks a lotMark

@chumcwWell you must think of the difference between screen resolution and the resolution it needs to have for a nice look when printing. Screen resolution was typically between 72 and 90 ppi (pixel per inch) but is much higher with the new high res displays like the retina, printing resolution should be around 300 dpi (dots per inch). So what looks good on screen does often not look so good when printing. Here is a nice youtube video about dpi and ppi.If you are using a resolution of 1920x1080 you only have about 2 megapixels of resolution, thats not much for printing. The max paper size if printed with 300 dpi is around 4 x 6 inches (10 x 15 cm). But I guess the problem here is also that the drawing lines are actually lots of pixel very close together, vector lines/shapes would be much better. So when printing you will probably always see some pixels.Best Michel

it was fun to put together. I kind of feel like taking it further and mixing it with the grid patch I built previously.Anyway, I'm glad to share. Your expertise in with the particle actors has been an inspiration to me as well.