Can I have an answer to this simple question?

Greetings reciprocated - but the bigger question is, “Has ETC stopped all development of the CS software?”

Possible answers:

• Now: Merry Christmas!
• Very soon, we are working on it;
• Maybe one day, but ColorSource is really not a priority;
• Never, the development of the console is stopped. Look at Chamsys if you are looking for an affordable console;

Sorry not to have the answer to your question, but it does raise my curiosity about the use case.  A change of 1 bit in an 8-bit value represents a .4% (POINT 4 percent) change in intensity (assuming a linear response from a fixture).  Under what condition would this restrict the creativity of a lighting designer?

On cheap devices, where no smoothing is provided, the difference is obvious.
My 4 servocolor4K have very visible starting steps in 8 bit, it is almost invisible in 16 bit.
So now I wonder if I should change devices, my console, or hope for an update that would save me the price of 3 or 4 colorsource...

3.3.3, currently in open beta, releasing very soon.

Richard Also when are ETC reading all the fixture req ? and implemented this in fixture library ? 
And reading the requisition about SW layout ?   

ETC are continually delivering fixture requests, usually once a fortnight, and more often during busy periods.

The most recent fixture library can be searched and downloaded via the ETC Fixture Library Hub, here:
https://fixture-library-hub.etcconnect.com/

If the fixture you need is not already there, then please request it via the Fixture Library Hub.

As of posting, I believe there are four ColorSource console fixture requests in the queue.

(The old subforum was closed early last year)