Cheers

<p>@armando said:</p> <blockquote><p>I created simple but effective Supersources user actors in Isadora. For 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6 persons.</p></blockquote> <p>I've just started playing with this. Thank you for the head start. </p><p>I am curious as to what the end user sees in this scenario. Right now, I'm playing with a couple of test users and just trying to do basic pins. The only view that updates is my 'host' view. The other logged in users maintain the same gallery view. Am I missing something?<br /></p>

 I just got this worked out. Thanks for making this available. Super helpful for me right now.

I put together an actor and this example project

We'd love it if you could upload this to our Addons Page. Overall it's just a better way to archive tools that are useful for the community because as new forum posts are created, this thread will eventually get buried.

<p>I created simple but effective Supersources user actors in Isadora. For 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6 persons.</p>

I've just started playing with this. Thank you for the head start. 

I am curious as to what the end user sees in this scenario. Right now, I'm playing with a couple of test users and just trying to do basic pins. The only view that updates is my 'host' view. The other logged in users maintain the same gallery view. Am I missing something?

I really admire the work you have done with your actors. So much to talk about.... I've seen the fast explanation you give in the video on YouTube Impressive and apparently supersimple to operate. I really need to dig into that. I have a show on the 8th in a dance biennale in Brazil, so I can't do it now but I'd love to pick you brain (maybe via zoom) although I don't want to do it before I study your patch so I don't take too much of your time. I'll keep in touch.

Thanks again 

Thanks for tagging me. I just had a show over the weekend so was heads-down on that before the weekend.

I had a conversation with a theatre tech a few weeks ago talking about making a single actor that does all the hard work. I had previously been doing everything with TargetIDs but with ZoomOSC, I figured it was possible to map the names to gpu-vids directly, so I put together an actor and this example project. From the outside the actor is just this:

I haven't used this in production myself as my last show was too far along using target IDs when I made this, but I will plan on evolving this going forward.

Cheers

But regarding what @liminal_andy said:

Now that @mark has gifted us dynamic lists, maybe you could skin this patch with a control surface that would allow you to assign users to super sources.

I have not "gifted" this to anyone but you yet. 

To explain: I created a control that offers a dynamic list to Andy for an urgent, high profile project. It is essentially the same as the Radio Button control with extra features. Ultimately, the functionality I gave you needs to be incorporated into the Radio Button Control. But we are so close to the release of the Big Sur compatible version, it is just way too dangerous to incorporate and release this change to the public without more careful testing.

So the skin you're suggesting will need to wait a bit.

Best Wishes,
Mark

In fact in your video you seemed to want something more from @Mark in order the new dynamic listing radio button to function correctly with both supersources and messaging in zoom osc from Isadora. I think his priority list is still on Big sur and then M1. Lots on his plate.

So before I do that I'll wait a bit because I am unsure on how to do that in an effective manner before these changes you asked come to life. But I definitely contribute as much as I can as soon as everything is available.

Thanks Andy for you generosity and your energy.