@mark_m said:

2 x J5Create usb-C to 4 HDMI adapters

 Thanks, I caught this in the support ticket earlier today. I don't see DisplayPort as supported on these, so I am not sure these are connected to the GPU as one might expect. I'll report back once I understand the whole issue via details in the support ticket.

@DusX 

They said they were using 2 x J5Create usb-C to 4 HDMI adapters

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c...

@ray said:

with the all the projectors connected

 How are you connecting these Displays to the graphics card? Nvidia RTX 4090 supports upto 4x 4K displays. What are you using to get you upto the 8? 

@dusx

Ok, got windows booting stable with the projectors as you advised but Izzy still won't start with the all the projectors connected. It will start with the 3 monitors and the first 3 projectors.

I will look for your support ticket.

In the meantime, On the Windows side, you need to get windows stable. Don't worry about Isadora. First get Windows capable of restarting with all attached displays connected as expected. This may take some detaching/reconnecting and rebooting. Once stable you can move to Isadora.

I would say that its possible that the Isadora Preferences should be reset (menu option in Isadora for this).

And I would also, clear your stage settings and re-create the stages. Just incase that was messed up due to the power outage. Having these stable in Windows first is key.

@charlotte_e

I would also suggest going the GLSL Shader route. LLMs can do pretty well if you feed them the contents of Tutorial 3 here and the guts of one of the existing TT GLSL shaders as an example, so that they can understand the formatting requirements.

@thatmattrogers

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Best regards, 

Jean-François 

@charlotte_e

You could send a stream out of After Effects and into Isadora using NDI…

@charlotte_e

Hi Charlotte

Without knowing anything about After Effects, would a GLSL shader be a possible path for you?

Link to ShaderToy, LINK

eamon

Does anyone know if there is a "shatter" effect equivalent (like shatter in after effects). I know there is explode, but I'm looking for a more glass shatter effects rather than a bunch of squares.