QLC+ Programming Wing
Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2021 4:40 am
Hi there! I'm a freshman / year 10 student in high school using QLC+ to run lighting for my middle school productions. I just moved on to high school last year, after hanging my lights and running their shows for 2 years. I plan on still going back to help them out with their shows (they have no lighting above their stage, and don't plan on ever buying any). I don't have the time to program their shows, and am planning on teaching the students there to program using QLC. The program is incredibly simple to use, and I'm so grateful for that. But I figured where the learning will be on a tight time constraint, it might be easier if students had a physical keyboard to work with.
I took this idea from a couple lighting designers on reddit building boards for the ETC EOS software, and figured I could do the same with QLC. It turned out looking pretty good, and definitely speeds up programming for me. Hopefully it will facilitate easier learning too.
If anyone is interested, I can post a link to the keyboard used and the programming and keycap files.
I'm not entirely sure how to go about posting the code for the shortcuts used... maybe a fork or something on github? (I'm pretty new to git)
The shortcuts are also a bit jumbled up all over the place and not very consistent in terms of modifiers, but they work and shouldn't have any conflicts with system shortcuts.. at least on linux.
I took this idea from a couple lighting designers on reddit building boards for the ETC EOS software, and figured I could do the same with QLC. It turned out looking pretty good, and definitely speeds up programming for me. Hopefully it will facilitate easier learning too.
If anyone is interested, I can post a link to the keyboard used and the programming and keycap files.
I'm not entirely sure how to go about posting the code for the shortcuts used... maybe a fork or something on github? (I'm pretty new to git)
The shortcuts are also a bit jumbled up all over the place and not very consistent in terms of modifiers, but they work and shouldn't have any conflicts with system shortcuts.. at least on linux.