Great! Thank you, I have tried it out!

@emullis

Performing some thread necromancy here to inform you that at long last, Isadora 4.0.9 adds support for the Rokoko Smartgloves: https://troikatronix.com/get-it/

@postl

Yeah, basically. Here's a slightly different version that lets you set the application name while making the restart application yourself (in case you edit the name of the application to include the version name, or if you're using "Isadora USB Key" instead of "Isadora"):

Step 1: Create the AppleScript

1. Open Script Editor (⌘ + Space → Type "Script Editor" → Enter).
2. Click File > New.
3. Copy and paste this AppleScript:

   property appName : "Isadora" -- Set the application name here
   on idle
       tell application "System Events"
           set isRunning to (count of (every process whose name is appName)) > 0
       end tell
       if isRunning is false then
           tell application appName to activate
       end if
       return 5 -- Check every 5 seconds
   end idle
   

4. Click File > Save.
   • Choose a name (e.g., Re-Open Isadora.app).
   • Set File Format to Application.
   • Enable Stay open after run handler.
   • Save it to your Applications folder (or another preferred location).

Step 2: Grant Accessibility & Automation Permissions

2A. Grant Accessibility Permissions

1. Open System Settings.
2. Go to Privacy & Security > Accessibility.
3. Click + (Add).
4. Navigate to where you saved your script application (Re-Open Isadora.app).
5. Select it and click Open.
6. Make sure the toggle next to it is ON.

2B. Grant Automation Permissions

1. Run the script once (double-click the .app file).
2. macOS will prompt you to grant permissions to "System Events".
3. Click OK.
4. If the permission prompt does not appear:
   • Open System Settings > Privacy & Security > Automation.
   • Find "Re-Open Isadora" in the list.
   • Ensure it has permission to control System Events.

Step 3: Set the Script to Launch at Login

To have the script automatically start when you log in:

1. Open System Settings.
2. Go to General > Login Items.
3. Click the + (Add) button.
4. Navigate to the location where you saved Re-Open Isadora.app.
5. Select it and click Open.
6. Ensure the toggle next to it is ON.

Step 4: Test & Verify

1. Quit Isadora if it is running.
2. Run Re-Open Isadora.app manually to check if it starts Isadora.
3. Close Isadora again—within 5 seconds, it should automatically reopen.
4. Restart your Mac to confirm it launches at login.

@jedlag said:

 can i send midi signals over LAN?

 I used this guide to send MIDI over a network for a show a number of years ago, so I'm not sure if the guide is still entirely accurate, but yes, MIDI-over-network is possible: https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/articles/209071169-Setting-up-a-virtual-MIDI-network

@konrad

hope u get my update now!

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@konrad

i managed a few new  features.

feel free to use   it

best

peter

@konrad

Change the text size parameters of the text draw actor

Hi all,
I would like to set up an Isadora file to automatically re-open when Isadora crashes, but the computer does not crash (on a mac). I saw this post from 2012:    https://community.troikatronix...
Is this still the best way to do it with Isadora 4 and Sequoia?
Thank you!

Thanks for the example. How can I increase the resolution of the projected text?

@dusx just a catch in this - to use 4 hd inputs from a quad hd 4K input all the Sdi signals need to be in sync with a video reference signal. Cameras or video output devices that have a video ref input are usually pro level and quite expensive.