I've finally finished my first project, but I can't get the stage to display on the entire screen on my second monitor! It only covers the right half of display 2, as if the whole stage is shifted to the right half. When I make the stage cover the left third, it covers a sixth of the monitor right of the center. Please help!

EDIT: nevermind! solution is here: http://troikatronix.com/troikatronixforum/discussion/1941/isadora-showing-wrong-resolution-of-main-screen/p1

FRParameters. I more than often prefer to have media scale to full screen- as opposed to Resolume where you have to toggle through a few scaling options. It would however be nice to have easy scaling options in Isadora, but nothing that can't be done already

http://www.1210visuals.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=48:frparameters&catid=34:freeframe&Itemid=58

Thanks  for the reply.

Yes, what I was thinking is to have the computers connected, so everytime you type a new word (drawing..) into the computer that is rear projecting it triggers the other one (front), so I wouldn't lose what is being projected on the front, but simply add more text (pictures) to it?

If I am not mistaken. Capture to disk allows setting g the filename.. so if you only need 2 videos You could switch the name to be used each time. Then the option to add to the media window will update the previous with a matching name so you could have vid1 and vid2 and while playing vid1 record and/overwrite vid2... then the reverse.. As long as you do not need instantaneous switching from 1 to 2 when recording is complete.. since it takes a moment to finish the write and import process. I have a patch that I did the other day testing the capture to disk actor.. and with a quick mod it should be able to demo this. . I will get it attached here ASAP.

i made good experiences with a wacom tablet, mapping the mouse area only to the control screen

it is a hardware only solution but this way you can be sure to never push your cursor in the picture and with a pen you can pick your buttons quite precisely (like the old cad stations did it, a printout of your control screen attached to the tablet…

@vanakaru, @gapworks, Thank you very much!

@danshorten
very useful, thanks

Mark,

Thank you for this: it's no problem to wait until the end of the month.  And yes, I am doing it via a router, but good to know the restriction for future reference.

Yours,

I

Just saw this thread

I made a little processing app way back that makes a black and white image from a certain depth of the kinect depth image and syphons it to isadora. you can just use it with the mask actor. Works with kinect 1414. Set it to 32bit in the infor  panel and use the arrow keys up and down to find your desired depth. It also sends you a XY value for the center of the blob over OSC so you can move your background image with the mask. F

acfd64-impact_trapping_v.5b.zip

@codecowboy

Yes that is possible. But from the kinoni website download the viewer pro (http://www.kinoni.com/osxviewerpro) you don't need the drivers.

Best
Michel

Hi all

Thank you! Rita

Dear All,

Well, it seems pretty clear that I need to address this in the actual Comparator actor. The behavior isn't intuitive in the case cited here. Best, Mark

Sounds cool. This little user actor is really growing up.

Just a note to clarify.

Then the input switches to 'mapped', that input should no longer active, so Dan you should not see any effect changing it. All control is passed to the mapper settings as Dan has mentioned.

Hi thanks for your reply..will give that a go and hopefully will do the job.

Cheers again for the help.

It would be very helpfull to have control marks/lines in the mapper to know where is 1/3 or 1/4 of the image.

Best Michel

Thanks very much guys. I will get the upgrade anyhow and see if it works for me. I sure will let you know!

Best, Arie

Gracias Haradan !
SI funciona...

@Fred this tsps is just great!!! how could i miss it!

Hi @mark

Yes I'm running 2.0, I'd really appreciate a Javascript example if you could that would be fantastic. Best Simon