Correct Augment3d GEL Color

This is the effect of the emulated tungsten light source.

On the left you can see R383 on a tungsten 3050K (which is what how Eos thinks of conventionals),
on the right R383 on 5600K.

Very interesting...Thanks.

I can't say I understand then why my lights with an HPL575X (3050K) look like the picture on the right.

But, regardless, it begs the next question... How can I tell EOS/A3d to use a 5600K temp bulb to render what I see on stage?

In other words, how did you create the instrument on the right?

Currently the color temperature of a fixture is not user-accessible. I chose a fixture type from the library that has the cooler temperature built in. If you search the library for fixtures with one address that have "5600K" in the label you should find something that helps.

Perfect... that matches the stage exactly!   THANK YOU.

I hope ETC will look at this.   I won't call it bug, because I'm sure the math is correct.   But to use a non-ETC fixture to model a S4 in A3d seems like a problem.

Perfect... that matches the stage exactly!   THANK YOU.

I hope ETC will look at this.   I won't call it bug, because I'm sure the math is correct.   But to use a non-ETC fixture to model a S4 in A3d seems like a problem.