Hi,
I have a little annoyance, yet very logic it happens..
One of the fixtures I'm using has its dimmer channel split into dimmer (1-134) and strobe (135-256).
This causes this type of fixture to look very dim on max brightness in the 2D fixture monitor (compared to the other fixtures).
Sometimes confusing...
Is there a way to get around this?
e.g., two types of fixtures, both at the same intensity level.
Thx,
Maarten
Fixture monitor fixture too dim
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That dude that enjoys the lightshow more than the actual concert . Beginner QLC+ user.
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- Posts: 68
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- Location: Belgium / Gent
- Real Name: Maarten
Read the complete manual and Channel Modifiers are the way to go it seems:
https://docs.qlcplus.org/v4/fixture-man ... properties
Created a linear modifier that maxes out at 134. Will still see how the strobe fuction can be brought back to life, but maybe I can just create a duplicate of that original channel in the fixture definition and assign it also a range (135-200).
Alternative: let QLC+ do the strobing (this way it can also happen in sync between the fixtures)
https://docs.qlcplus.org/v4/fixture-man ... properties
Created a linear modifier that maxes out at 134. Will still see how the strobe fuction can be brought back to life, but maybe I can just create a duplicate of that original channel in the fixture definition and assign it also a range (135-200).
Alternative: let QLC+ do the strobing (this way it can also happen in sync between the fixtures)
That dude that enjoys the lightshow more than the actual concert . Beginner QLC+ user.