I 'hung' a couple of MLs and a couple of simple lights in A3D. When I turn on the simple ones I get a constant beam as expected. But FULL on either of the MLs strobes them! I've check both the profiles and can't see anything obvious. Is there anything else I should be looking at?
Please check to see if your fixtures are up to date. If you opened an older showfile (pre 3.0) they are likely out of date and causing this issue.
This is an example of a fixture Profile that is old.
Go To Patch {Fixtures} (Softkey 5) and either Update All or Update the selected fixture profile.
Hi Robert, setting up fixture parameters is done in Patch, not Augment3d itself. I found a couple of pitfalls that you should look out for.
1) Make sure you've assigned some Color Wheel in Patch > Attributes
2) You need to label the ranges for Color Select so that the software knows to "hook them up" to the Color Wheel you've assigned to a particular channel.
Attached is a little showfile with only a single fixture in it, that is just intensity and Color Select. You'll note that I gave it 12 ranges for Color, using the "Quick Actions" in the Fixture Editor.
Homemade ML Color Select 2020-09-08 09-17-00.esf3d
The Eos v3.0.0 User Manual describes using these tools starting here: Fixture Editor. You may also want to look at Range editing a parameter and Quick Actions (these are all grouped right next to each other in the manual).
I hope this helps. If not, feel free to make a showfile with just your one custom fixture in it and post it here to the forums, and we can take a look.
Hi Robert, setting up fixture parameters is done in Patch, not Augment3d itself. I found a couple of pitfalls that you should look out for.
1) Make sure you've assigned some Color Wheel in Patch > Attributes
2) You need to label the ranges for Color Select so that the software knows to "hook them up" to the Color Wheel you've assigned to a particular channel.
Attached is a little showfile with only a single fixture in it, that is just intensity and Color Select. You'll note that I gave it 12 ranges for Color, using the "Quick Actions" in the Fixture Editor.
Homemade ML Color Select 2020-09-08 09-17-00.esf3d
The Eos v3.0.0 User Manual describes using these tools starting here: Fixture Editor. You may also want to look at Range editing a parameter and Quick Actions (these are all grouped right next to each other in the manual).
I hope this helps. If not, feel free to make a showfile with just your one custom fixture in it and post it here to the forums, and we can take a look.
