Reversing Pan in Aug3D

You should find all relevant information in this article: 

support.etcconnect.com/.../Fixture_Physically_Pans_or_Tilts_in_the_Opposite_Direction_from_Visualized_Movement

Thanks - but sadly none of those help. Changing DMX max min or user max min on the fixture changes the actual position of the light on stage, which I can't have happen. 

I just need an option in Aug3D that says 'fixture pan backwards compared to reality'.

Or I need an updated Aug3D/fixture file for the light, which is a MacIII Spot.

Thanks!

Rob.

And just to follow up again: if I turn the pan encoder anticlockwise (ie. the pan values on-screen decrease), the real life fixture turns anticlockwise, but the Augment3d fixture is turning clockwise. 

I haven't been able to check whether pan has been inverted in the fixture's setting, but I can't imagine it would have been....

Any chance of a fixture where Aug3D matches reality?

Ta,

Rob

Any chance of an Augment3D profile that matches the reality of the light before I leave site in a couple days? Aug3D is very useful here.... but only if the lights move in the right direction!

Thanks!

Rob.

Hi! Because of how Augment3d is tied to Eos, we do not have a way to change Augment3d in the fashion you desire without correcting the profile, which can change your recorded data.

But you can you not change the fixture profile leaving all of the fixture data as it is but just reversing the Augment pan.

I'm fine changing the fixture as long as we know where the real lights on stage are pointing won't change, since getting time to check that is difficult and expensive (since it involves running generators). That's also the reason why having the Augment3D model behave correctly would be particularly useful here...

Rob.

But you can you not change the fixture profile leaving all of the fixture data as it is but just reversing the Augment pan.

I'm fine changing the fixture as long as we know where the real lights on stage are pointing won't change, since getting time to check that is difficult and expensive (since it involves running generators). That's also the reason why having the Augment3D model behave correctly would be particularly useful here...

Rob.