Changes to agic Sheet editing in 3.3

Not done a great deal with MS of late, so finding a few issues when trying to build a new one at the mo.

Am running 3.3.9.25 on my offline PC and can't see how to add an object rather than a button.

Getting a bit of a runaround from an AI (CoPilot) interrogation which keeps pointing me at options not visible on my Eos screen, so thought better of that and am asking here.

(Also downloaded the workbook from the Eos support page but after finding that looked very different, discovered that is ONLY relevant to versions up to 3.2, and the layout has changed significantly from that file :( )

The CoPilot prompts are saying that there should be a chevron or similar, at the top of the RH editor panel to expand the panel to include objects, but I can't see that.

So - exactly how do I change to Object Mode from Target Mode?
Or is the AI response completely wrong (That's entirely feasible, I know, considering AI is far from infallible)

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  • Hi Ynot. 

    I'm not sure I fully understand your question. I'm assuming you're already in MS Edit mode (by clicking the Arrow on the right side of the screen).

    Most objects can have any target (with some exceptions). If you want your object to have no target (nothing happens when you click it), you can choose the target "None" at the top. If you scroll down in the available objects section, you can also find primitive shapes, which have the target "None" by default. 

    Feel free to follow up with more details on your current problem if I didn't fully answer your question. 

    Hope this helps.

  • OK - a bit more detail.
    I have wLED LED tape that I want to create a goalpost pixel map as it were - 50 pixels up, 99 across and 50 down, so 199 pixels total.

    I believe I need to therefore create 199 objects on a MS so I can use it to visualise to an extent how it's behaving.

    (The tape uses an 15ch RGB Eos fixture over wifi from sACN).

    TBH, I think I was taken down a proverbial rabbit hole by CoPilot (which also made me realise the MS doc from ETC was out of date) so I'm looking for a clearer way of achieving the task. Slight smile

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  • OK - a bit more detail.
    I have wLED LED tape that I want to create a goalpost pixel map as it were - 50 pixels up, 99 across and 50 down, so 199 pixels total.

    I believe I need to therefore create 199 objects on a MS so I can use it to visualise to an extent how it's behaving.

    (The tape uses an 15ch RGB Eos fixture over wifi from sACN).

    TBH, I think I was taken down a proverbial rabbit hole by CoPilot (which also made me realise the MS doc from ETC was out of date) so I'm looking for a clearer way of achieving the task. Slight smile

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