The Send PJLink actor allows you to send commands to a projector using the industry standard PJLink protocol.
Using this plugin you can turn the projector on or off, close or open it’s shutter and more. The most popular commands are listed in the ‘command’ input popup menu (right click the input to see the popup). For more unusual commands, you can set the command input to ‘custom’ and enter the PJLink command of your choice into the ‘custom cmd’ input.
For complete instructions, please visit our Knowledge Base article Using the Send PJLink Actor.
Apple silicon (ARM/M1)
The macOS version of this plugin has been compiled to run natively on both Intel-based and Apple silicon based computers.
Monokai is a modern Isadora 3.x theme inspired on the Monokai Theme of modern code editors. Designed by Juriaan Gregor. Feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments or send me an email at hello[at]juriaan.me
A simple user actor that holds a changing value for a desired amount of time and then udpates the output value with the newest value.
Animate upto 16 of your favorite colors in a color palette.
Blend colors in a number of ways.
Use HSBA or RGB with curves for each parameter…
create unique color fades that you can apply to anything in Isadora
More features:
- loop modes (wrap, forward, reverse, limited, pingpong)
- 2-16 colors
- color blend in a Million ways
- Hard cut colors (0 blend time)
- delay time between color fades
- interactive control
This user actor provides an alternative to the Decay Generator actor in Isadora, with some unique features.
The Value Decay actor will accept a normalized (0-100) input value and decrease it over time (at a set rate).
If a new value is input it is ignored unless it is greater than the current decay value.
Included is the Value Decay user actor, as well as, an Isadora demo patch
Features
- Speed adjustable decay of input value
- 2 value decrease methods. Linear, and by percentage (Log)
- Increasing input values pass thru. Decay only applied if input is static or less than current decay value.
A simple user actor that works with DMX to USB serial input devices (enttec compatible).
This actor outputs channels 1 thru 32. Its is easily updated to provide another range of channels if required.
It is capable of being expanded to support the maximum of 512 channels provided in a DMX universe.
Usage
In Serial Port Setup, select your DMX device from the device pull-down for one of the available serial ports. (refer to the device documentation for specific settings. Often the defaults will work fine)
Set the ‘serial port’ input of the actor to match the port number you setup.
Enable the serial ports via the Communications menu option ‘Enable Serial Ports’
Any incoming DMX on channels 1-32 should now be output (DMX values range 0-255)
DX – DMX Universe – Enttec compatible, is the easiest way to output DMX data.
This actor will work with an Enttec compatible usb serial output device.
This User Actor support upto 512 DMX values (1 DMX universe).
The included demo file is built around outputting to a simple 5 channel Par Can.
It shows a few tips and tricks for working with DMX and the Matrix actors.
I am happy to offer support via the forum.
Very useful for outputting graphics at actual size by setting the Projectors zoom to match the size of the image in relation to the target stage.
eg: place a small image on a large stage without it being scaled to match, and animate its position with the position inputs of the Projector.
The image shows a 256 x 256 pixel image being placed on a 480 x 270 pixel stage. For pixel perfect scaling the zoom needs to be set to 94.8148.
Rustbelt was designed to be well suited to working in a dark space.
The interface is dull except for the elements that you need to see.
Actor links are made higher contrast when selected making complex patches easier to work on.
Live 10 offers a flat-dark Ableton 10 inspired UI.
Actor links are made more high contrast when selected to help with complex patching.