Magic Sheet Question

ueliriegg said:

The fill colour is taken from the channel with the lowest channel number inthis palette.

This has changed in 2.2 to use the last channel in the palette. The change was made so you could patch a dummy fixture & trick the magic sheet if you had colours which were close together.

Thanks for the replies. I tried adding a channel to the top of the list (ch 999) and gave it color values in the palette but I am still not seeing it in the magic sheet

If you want to post the showfile - that might be the easiest way to check it.

Showfile is attached

Thanks!

These are the colors in question?   Ch 221 looks to be the higher number and CP1 is responding correctly.

What software version are you running?

Just upgraded to 2.2

Just upgraded to 2.2

There is something odd with that showfile for me.

On Mac 2.2 released, Magic Sheet 5, isn't working for me. If I try changing channels in the CP's it's not affecting the MS, if I add a new colour palette and add it to the magic sheet that also isn't working.

If I load one of my showfiles it's fine.

Channel 999 is the last channel for me in the CP (tracking By type) if I give that channel discrete data it doesn't fix the problem!

Odd and I can't look into it anymore tonight.

So funny side note - I opened the wrong showfile. I happened to have a showfile in my drive labeled "MS Color Bug" and just figured that was it.  Who knew

Using those 2 showfiles though - I think I found it.    In setup>Show there is a setting for "Create Virtual HSB"  Click on that to enable it.  That's all I did and I got your colors back.

In the posted showfile you'll find the colors do not render in the MS with those Virtual HSB settings (Virtual HSB Disabled) 

Good work Patrick.

That worked. Thanks!!!