QLC+ 5. Some suggestions.
Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2018 8:53 pm
Hello everyone. After trying for a while QLC + 5 I see some things that, from my point of view, could be otherwise: I attached some photos to be more explicit.
One of the things I miss is having a horizontal scroll bar in the 2D view, when you deploy the channels of a fixture with many channels, the last ones go out of the screen and there is no way to reach them .... Image1
The new tool X / Y Pad looks very cool, the option to rotate the tool to simulate the actual position of the fixture also looks promising, but with a DMX flask and a connected fixture (tested with showtec phantom 250 spot) it becomes really difficult place the spot in the precise place, a regression to the old tool X / Y PAD 2D plane seems to me to have more control and to be finer:
Image3
Instead, this new tool of X / Y Pad "3D" I think it would be very useful in 3D VIEW, to rotate the stage, in some touch devices and small PCs, easily lost the stage by clicking on the air to deselect and without wanting to drag ... I think if the rotation was done only with this tool I could avoid losing the scenario (luckily, with changing the tab and going back to 3D the scenario returns to its place) the image 2 reflects that I see in my mind.
A greeting
One of the things I miss is having a horizontal scroll bar in the 2D view, when you deploy the channels of a fixture with many channels, the last ones go out of the screen and there is no way to reach them .... Image1
The new tool X / Y Pad looks very cool, the option to rotate the tool to simulate the actual position of the fixture also looks promising, but with a DMX flask and a connected fixture (tested with showtec phantom 250 spot) it becomes really difficult place the spot in the precise place, a regression to the old tool X / Y PAD 2D plane seems to me to have more control and to be finer:
Image3
Instead, this new tool of X / Y Pad "3D" I think it would be very useful in 3D VIEW, to rotate the stage, in some touch devices and small PCs, easily lost the stage by clicking on the air to deselect and without wanting to drag ... I think if the rotation was done only with this tool I could avoid losing the scenario (luckily, with changing the tab and going back to 3D the scenario returns to its place) the image 2 reflects that I see in my mind.
A greeting