That is damn impressive.
I was giving a class today on Isadora and man I would have loved to show them that.....
brilliant.
Very well done.
eamon
This is pretty cool.
Yes, using PJ link actors.
ip-address 192.168.10.5
port: 4352
password: none
command: trying different ones but usually AVMT 11
connection error: 0 (undefined error 0)
Hi Charlotte,
Are you using the PJ Link actors? Could you share your patch with us?
I’m trying to control the shutter of my epson using PJ link.
Im using an EB-PU1008B 8500LM
Trying to get PJ link to work. I have the computer talking to the projector through the web control and that works. I have pinged the projector using the port and that is successful.
There is no password on the PJ link.
Still nothing working from the projector.
What else should I try?
@woland hey - i dont know if the original link worked but uploaded the clip to youtube so you could see what it was. Not sure my previous upload worked at all.
I will do an update to this as i've since worked out aiming controls in a 3D environment so you can hit/miss a target
I could create a nice tool for creating polygon masks with blur, if it would be useful?
It would allow you to set the number of points to the polygon, and adjust the XY position for each (numerically, No nice UI).
I would draw to an oversize canvas, apply blur, then crop to the actual canvas size (this should allow edge blur evenly without edge artifacts).
This would be a Pythoner based User Actor, and isn't what I would call a final solution to the issue, but I could have it done in a couple day max.
Would this be helpful to you?
And I'll add in my set of Timecode Tools (user actors): TROIKATRONIX : ISADORA - DX – Timecode Tools
@dusx Jumping in here is say yes, I'm looking for the capability to draw complex masks (with feathering) please!
@jfg to the rescue! (as always, we're very lucky to have you as part of the community
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@gpeddino Here's some time and timecode User Actors of mine that might end up being helpful for wrangling the timecode (or text in general) once you have it in Isadora:
thru-user-actors.zip
(There's "THRU" User Actors for timecode and text [string] in here. If you're going from your Data Array/Read Text From File to a bunch of places in your patch, you can put a THRU actor just after the Data Array/Read Text From File then have the THRU User Actor go to all the destinations. This makes it easy to later, for example, put a Gate between your text source and all the destinations in case you want to be able to turn it on and off while still using data from other outputs on the same actor.)
js-text-user-actors.zip
(These are useful for just wrangling text in general.)