
@jfg said:
Could you make a tutorial to explain how to make it? it would be great.
You'd have to ask the ever-wonderful @DusX as I am afraid of snakes*
*I do not know Python

@woland said:
Pythoner actor to perform the keyboard shortcut
Could you make a tutorial to explain how to make it? it would be great.
Thanks
Best regards,
Jean-François

@bonemap said:
I could not get a matching set of resolutions for each display area, perhaps because of the different model projectors.
Just re-reading this now and for anyone reading this in future, in my experience, the Matrox TH2G DP editions don't like it when you connect displays that don't all have matching resolutions, and I think they even suggest connecting three displays that are all the exact same make and model.

@danieladelpomar said:
two TH2G DE and DP
I believe only the DP editions will work, but I could be wrong. Even then I'm not sure two DP editions will work. Mark tried to get his TH2G DP edition and my TH2G DP edition working on his Apple Silicon laptop for a performance and it didn't work because our two TH2G's had different firmware versions so he had to switch to using two DVI Datapath fx4's.

At the moment you can't do it with actors*
*Note you could pause the engine using a Pythoner actor to perform the keyboard shortcut for you, but then it won't be able to un-pause the engine because it's an actor and actors don't operate while the engine is paused.
What I'd do is put a Comment in the Control Panel listing the Keyboard Shortcut for yourself or your operator:
Pause Engine/Unpause Engine on macOS = Cmd+Shift+P
Pause/Unpause Engine on Windows = Ctrl+Shift+P
Hello everyone, I need to insert a button in the controls that makes me "pause engine" how can I do it?

@panicoescenico Hello, did you test two different TH2G on your M1 Max and did it work? What was your experience? I also want to connect two TH2G DE and DP to my M1 Max Macbook. I hope it works . Thank you!!!

Also I just noticed in your screenshot you should have your Real Time Watcher connected to a Tap Tempo actor. The way you’ve got it set up the first trigger will just start the Timer actor because triggering the ‘run’ input on a Timer actor more than once doesn’t do anything.