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JakeSliv

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  1. 7 hours ago, jcogdell said:

    Just to add to Brandon's comment, you can group select fixtures of the same type in Vision and assign colour/gels there, which will quicker than doing it in the Spotlight dialogue and use the colour field in the OIP to keep your paperwork up to date(if needed). 

    That is what I'm currently doing. I was hoping for a less tedious solution.

  2. I'm not using GDTF yet, but rather "Send to Vision" function. While VWX can recognize the color assignment, it just doesn't map to the color wheels in Vision. 
    Moreover, it is quite tedious to use the edit function to assign colors, as it will only modify one fixture at a time, even if multiple are selected. 

    Is your suggestion to switch over to GDTF anyway? Does it support the merge function?

    Cheers  

  3. I've been using Vision for a few years now, mainly in dance and theatre and I've always been puzzled by lack of normal mode people in the object section. There are a bunch of scary looking rock musicians, and a hockey player that looks like a serial killer. 

    So, dear Vision developers: can I have some normal looking folks, walking, leaning, pointing and standing please?! If you are feeling creative, one them can have a finger up his nose. You choose the nostril. Thanks.

    Jake

     

    PS. I like the Hockey Killer. I put him in all my models. 

     

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  4. Hi Tom

    Here's what I'm working with right now. As you can see in the picture, this is the closest I could get to covering the stage floor.
    Focusing the actual lights I angle the barrel to the middle of the hardest cut and adjust the other shutters around that. 

    Warp 800 system might be somewhat overwhelming for users that aren't familiar with the Warp 800, as it gives too many options.

    Another solution would be allowing each shutter to angle 180degrees from original position. While it is unrealistic, it would allow for almost any cut with a simpler interface.

     

    In any case, I'd appreciate if the default angle of these shutters was at middle of rotation range, rather than 0 as is now. Same as with focusing a real leco, it would make my job much easier. Also, the sliders in the software console could be a bit larger to allow for touchscreen operation...

     

    P.S. When sending a file to Vision I noticed that some lecos start with shutters in to middle position or a closed iris. I'm adding a file that I saved before focusing. Note that some shutters are half way in and some irises are closed (channels 3-5 for example).I didn't do that... 

     

     

    Cheers

    Jake

     

    LeelaVIS2.zip

  5. If they had 180 degrees of movement, I wouldn't mind, but the shutters are limited in their angle of movement as in the actual light (minus barrel).

    This limits the cut when shooting at an angle to the stage. The show I'm working on right now has a bunch of lecos cut around the stage floor from all kinds of angles and most I was unable to do precisely. And another thing: if the shutter angle had the default position at the middle, that would make focusing much easier.

     

  6. HI, I'm using multiple alphabets on my computer (English, Hebrew and Cyrillic) and if I start VW while in other language than English, the shortcuts don't work, even when I change the keyboard back to English. Only restart of the program solves the trick. 
    Also, I''d love to able to use Hebrew in annotations, but so far it works only in text and not very well formatted either. In annotations it comes out only as question marks. Is there a specific font that will work?

    Thanks

    Jake

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