LSX function ?

[polishedball]

Anyone know is it possible to have LSX in a live scenario and have static ttl effects programmed to hot keys. So that they could be played banging the keyboard?

Or could this be done by having a long timeline and hotkey's assigned mapped to the ttl static events? For the whole duration.

Thanks

[colouredmirrorball]

This is entirely possible. This won't work in a "live" show however, as the keyboard will trigger cues. For preprogrammed shows it should run fine.

- Stretch the TTL effect out over the complete length of the timeline
- Place an If event above it, it's under the "More" button, somewhere in the lower half of the last but one column
- Double click the If event, under "IF", select Animator, under "THEN", select Skip the Next n lines (and leave n to 1)
- Click the Edit Animator button, set Type of Animation to Expression
- Use the expression "bnot(keyboard(##))", where ## is the number of the key you want the effect assigned to. Under Expr. Help, at the bottom, you can find a list of what number is which key (for example, keyboard(32) would be the spacebar)
- The TTL effect should be active when you press the corresponding key
- Repeat for all TTL effects (copy-paste the If event above them and change the keyboard nr accordingly)

Let me know if you're having problems.

[polishedball]

Thanks ill play with this in a bit.

This is entirely possible. This won't work in a "live" show however, as the keyboard will trigger cues. For preprogrammed shows it should run fine.

- Stretch the TTL effect out over the complete length of the timeline
- Place an If event above it, it's under the "More" button, somewhere in the lower half of the last but one column
- Double click the If event, under "IF", select Animator, under "THEN", select Skip the Next n lines (and leave n to 1)
- Click the Edit Animator button, set Type of Animation to Expression
- Use the expression "bnot(keyboard(##))", where ## is the number of the key you want the effect assigned to. Under Expr. Help, at the bottom, you can find a list of what number is which key (for example, keyboard(32) would be the spacebar)
- The TTL effect should be active when you press the corresponding key
- Repeat for all TTL effects (copy-paste the If event above them and change the keyboard nr accordingly)

Let me know if you're having problems.

[polishedball]

Perfect !!!! Thanks.

[colouredmirrorball]

Glad I could help
Now where's the video

[swamidog]

the phrase is: "video, or it didn't happen".

get it right.

Glad I could help
Now where's the video

[polishedball]

I put the vid in the lounge, KJ wanted to push the buttons after watching dad set it up. She calls the tight torture tube the tornado.

[dzodzo]

what's that thing on the top, is it some beamtable?