
Hi Lucas,
Thanks for your questions.
There is no need to save the Isadora file - it is a fixed run.
The computer is connected to a network to access screen sharing - that network is connected to the internet. The patch does not require any online connectivity.
Best Wishes
Russell

I am using Isadora 4.0.9 (Intel) and the Broadcaster is not able to send a value to the Listener in a different scene. Broadcaster/Listener system just plain and simple doesn't work between scenes, but does function within a scene. Any ideas?
Mac Pro Xeon E5 processor, OS 11.5.1
John Toenjes

Since you said you were controlling the installation via screen sharing, I have to add that the cursor does not disappear on the controlling Mac or only when you move the mouse. But it works on the installation screen with this workflow.
I also use an Apple Remote with a USB IR receiver and the Remote Buddy software (https://www.iospirit.com/products/remotebuddy/) to give the gallerist an easy way to move the cursor with a single button press. This software has a virtual mouse function.
Best regards,
Jean-François
Dear All
I the Leap Motion Controller2, which I know is compatible with the Leap Motion.izzy is not available. The Ultraleap 3Di is, is anyone using it with the Leap Motion.izzyplug? Can anyone confirm it is compatible?
thanks M

@bonemap said:
This installation is a standard v3 license. It has a license assigned to the Mac mini.
- Do you need to be able to save changes?
- Is the computer connected to the internet?

@bonemap said:
should have programmed a complete shut down of the system and computer at the end of each day. Currently the computer continues to run 24/7 with Isadora
This is what I suggest doing. It lets the computer start fresh every day.

Hi Graham,
I hadn’t set up an AppleScript relaunch - but will have a look at doing that.
Best wishes
Russell

Hi @juriaan
Thanks for your thoughts on this setup. The Mac mini is running ETCnomad underneath Isadora. I have the Nomad usb key and the Gadget device tether to the Mac mini also. I have replaced QLab with Isadora by cutting and pasting the QLab cue sheet into a tab delimited txt file and bringing it into Isadora through a Data Array module. In this way the timecode notation that was being used as followon in QLab has become an item output of the Data Array. Isadora plays the audio file and the timecode of that is used to compare the timecode item in the data array - a positive match then triggers Isadora ti send an OSC command to the ETCnomad and through to the dmx Gadget interface. The OSC is configured through the cue number Data Array item derived from the QLab data read in. A text formatter compiles the OSC command before it is transmitted. A counter moves the sequence along through the Data Array lines.
At the end of the sequence a holding state is set and waits for a new trigger derived from a PIR sensor read into Isadora through an Arduino.
Best wishes
Russell

Hi Lucas,
This installation is a standard v3 license. It has a license assigned to the Mac mini.
best wishes
Russell