@lundmk

Please open a support ticket using the link in my signature if you haven't already.

Best wishes,

Woland

@nic

I haven't worked with the Azure so I can't speak to that.

@duremovich😍

@woland Thanks woland

@dbini understood and bravo on making a (slow) path for organizations to work in sustainable ways. We're using the mocap to create a choreography that really plays with "invisible forces" to explore the concept. We went on a discovery tour the mocap studio last week and it spawned a lot of movement ideas. I'll end up doing a lot of work in Blender and may end up using Isadora to create some audio and visual reactive animation.

@juriaan

Thanks you very much

@fred

Hey Fred,

Feel free to sent in a support ticket so that our Sales & License people can join the conversation.

Thanks!

Hi there @Niek-0 

Would love to know or the reply from @DusX resolved your query, if not feel free to let us know.

@miguelf

Welcome to the Isadora community forum!

You can use an Orbbec Astra on a MacStudio M2, with our OpenNI plugins which can be found here 

https://troikatronix.com/add-o...

Please be aware that Isadora needs to run in Rosetta mode and that it is very important that you read the README files that come with the plugin.

From there you can sent out all the data using OSC / sent the video image out using Syphon or NDI

Well I was certainly making things more complex than I needed to. I ended up using the controller's toggle function, storing all controller values in the JSON and when recalling the JSON sending the controller values back to the controller. This activates the toggle and will set the effects to the correct state...when I get to that stage of the build.

KISS principal applied.

Just quick update on this. The JSON Bundler always seem to revert to object when I open my project. I have worked around this by including a "trigger text" actor to send a "key" to the jason bundler as a part of the scene initialization. This resets it to object. I'll see if this works moving forward, if not, I will use @DusX 's javascript option.

Definitely having issues with the bundler and unpredicably switching to "array". I am going to pivot to dusx's javascript method. Here is what i did to be able to add a custom key to the json values so i can use the isadora JSON Parser actor:

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// input 1 (index 0) is the custom string for the key. The loop begins at 1 as opposed to 0

function main() {
    var customString = arguments[0]; // takes custom key string from input 1
    var output = {};

    for (var i = 1; i < arguments.length; i++) {
        // Creating a new key with custom string and index
        var key = customString + i;
        output[key] = arguments[i];
    }

    return JSON.stringify(output);
}

@jtsteph

I just discovered, they already support the Loupdeck officially, as well as several other interfaces.

I don't use the original Software, so I can't compare. You can copy/move buttons between positions and pages. But only one at a time. But there is an export/import function, which can be used as a workaround to move whole pages.

The page up/down buttons can be moved and removed freely, and there is an internal button function to jump straight to a specific page.

The plugin link I gave you, was probably misinterpreted by me. It is a Loupdeck plugin which enables the Loup software to use the companion functionality (both softwares have to be running). There is a Streamdeck version as well. This way you use the original software for programming as usual, but implement companion buttons programmed in companion.

The plugins use the remote interface / API of companion, which enables remote control by several protocols, like OSC, ArtNet, etc. This way you can easily trigger buttons from a different device (e.g. a computer running Isadora, sending OSC to companion, triggering a button which shuts the light via Home Assistant or ESP). There even is a Web remote interface which emulates the physical interface in a remote web browser.

The companion open source community is very active and as it is used a lot in professional live media/ event productions, there already is a long list of of modules (called connections) with specific support for software and hardware devices.

I personally use the raspberry version with a pi 4b which is connected headless to the network, as a multi device remote interface. With a PoE+ HAT you even don't need a PSU anymore, or you go wireless with a Powerbank. (this isn't mine, but there are several examples for companion pi).

@fred

To my knowledge Apple does not sell a usb-c to HDMI (they resell Belkin)

I used a few different types

and I tried a few that I didn't not know the manufacturer

nothing changed via hdmi or Displaylink (Pluggable)

G

@Chameau132

I'm not sure if this would be a solution for you, but you can send the OSC UDP Stream as a Broadcasting Message. Instead of the Unicast Address (e.g. 192.168.1.1 in subnet 255.255.255.0) you send it to the broadcasting Address 192.168.1.255. (If Subnet is 255.255.0.0 the Broadcast address is 192.168.255.255 accordingly).

This way the stream will be send to all IP Addresses in the same Subnet.

To separate the messages for the different clients, you could then change the OSC Addresses matching the different listeners. This way you could easily change on each device what it needs to know. Combined with a text formator actor, you could use the devices names instead of the IP Adresses and could be independent from them.

@jfg

Many thanks ta 

The new projectors v3 see file and make my decision for me

tr742

Arthur

@emtv

Feel free to open a support request, and we can look into your issue for you. (link in my signature)

@woland Very helpful. Thank-you!

That did it. Thank you so much!

@jtsteph

I made them because I got tired of having to recall an actor with the right data type off the top of my head. 😅

@woland

This file plays 4 chan of audio