solahy shutters

Didi take photos and snapshots. frame asssembly 0, aug all rigth, real wolrd wrong

thoses ones: frame assebly -11, real world fine, augmented wrong.

Anybody gets an explanation?

any help would be very welcome, this is important regarding how i work.

to be clear: the important thing is:why with frame assembly 0, A B C D angle 0, pan 0, as the library get assembly 0 is half way, why do my shutters get this angle?

(and still same remark: how can an etc device can still get those kinds of problems on a etc desk?

Hey Passa! I'll take a moment later today to look into this. What mode is your Solahybeam in?

i'm in 

high cri [53] + 3d.

using an old librar (3.1.11, i think), because of the unbearable offset in augmented with recent ones, that i already signaled moment ago now.

but tried eith the 3.2.7.11, shutter problem remains the same,.

 solahy focus offset on the Augmented 

 RE: SOLAHY 3000 focus weird offset on augmented 

so, using the only one fixture version i ever saw working fine in augmented: 3.0.2.11.

this is the render with v3.0.2.11 (X0 Y4 Z0)

and now i update my fixture (XYZ remaining 0/4/0:

so in the last version: 2 troubles = shutters angle AND focus offset

Can you check the fw versions of your fixtures?

will try to, tomorrow i hope

we have solahy fw 1.3.1b. Do all our troubles come from here?

I am finding out that the real life shutters center point of the Frame Rotation it is not parallel to the angle of the head which is a discrepency to the profile in Augment3d. I am looking into solutions on to fix this

so if i get it well, this will be fixed some day in augmented, but trouble will still remain in the fixture?

Then no:way to get a perfect symetry stage right/stage left because of the physical shutter center point. too bad.

Correct this is something we need to change on the Augment3d side to better represent the physical characteristics of these fixtures

i get it for augmented, but for my curiosity: what's the point , for the builders, to not place the real shutters center point parallel to the head?