@skuven here is the current update - Including my new aiming system. Its really shaping up!

Hi,

On Epson projectors, you need to go into the network settings, then in the "other" section, and activate PJLink ( de-activated by default ).

The other controls are using other protocols, so will work anyway.

Best,

Mehdi

@charlotte_e

I used PJLink to control my Epson projector (I currently use another method because I find PJLink more limited). I remember that even though I didn't have a password set in the projector's menu, I needed to enter the following password in the PJLink actor: @Panasonic (I saw it on a forum).

I hope this helps.

Best

Javi

@skuven

Hiya

Thank you for this.

I am no where near this level and I was doing an introductory course for some theatre students.

I was trying to get them to see beyond the linear scope of simple playback etc and the video above might have pushed them in a different direction.

cheers

eamon

@dusx Yes! That would help me considerably if its not too much trouble for you... thanks!

@eamon i will post a zipped file of everything - quite happy for you to have it. I have a new version I’d like to showcase with working aim logic

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

@skuven

This is pretty cool. 

@juriaan

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?