Light Up jar -Hand Painted Glass - Night Light-Sparkle Light- Firefly Jar- Glitter Jar- Customised- fairy lights- nursery light - Exclusive So you should now have the following X, Y and Z values in the Location tab of the Settings.. panel. Using Magic 3D Easy View with FreeStyler can seem a bit daunting at first, but with a little help from this tutorial, I hope you will find it much easier. You can if you so wish use this stage but I doubt if you will, but it is a good playground to learn some of the features if you so wish. In the above image you can see the beams from the Par Cans, what I have done is returned to FreeStyler and selected the first 8 Par Cans and then using the slider on the right of the screen set the slider to 255 (dimmer 100%) just to ensure we have a working connection between the two programs and to make the next section easier.

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Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Personalize Portrait Night Light, Photo Lamp, 3d Photo Lamp, Night Light, Picture Lamp, Picture Night Light, Anniversary Gift, Birthday GiftAs you can see by the above image we now have this “Red” rectangle in the top half of the display and in the Listing.. panel we can see the object we have just loaded. The “Red” rectangle is the object we have just loaded and it is red because it is the currently selected object. The above image shows that I have changed the Y position of these pieces of truss to 7.35, which is roughly about where the slings touch the celing. Good enough for what we want.

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You will get a Color dialogue, select the blue colour as indicated by the mouse pointer and press the OK button.

With the light beam set at 10% and with only the Blue and Green Par Cans lit you can see the man is washed in a Cyan colour. You can see in the above image that the piece of truss has rotated, fair enough not a brilliant example. Now press the rotate button for the Y axis. Keep doing it to see the differing views of the object as it rotates 90 degrees. Once done ensure it is set at 90 in the dY box. The above image show the top/down view of our object in the position we selected by entering the X, Y and Z postions. The problem is now, because in FS I can see and maneuver it but, the 3D easy view does not find the created showlite.

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When you have pressed the OK buttonn the Duplicate dialogue will dissappear and you will see the duplicated piece of truss next to the original as can be seen below. Now you should have 3 pieces of truss as in the picture above. We need to move them so they are hanging from the ceiling. Some of you may have noticed that in the Objects tab of the Listing… panel the duplicated object. It has the same name but with a .1 added to the end. If we duplicate our original piece of truss again, which we are going to do then the name will be the same but with .2 on the end. Duplicating the same object even duplicates of that object will increment the number at the end of the name.This is the Stage settings… dialogue, I am not going to discuss the option here I will do that in another part of this tutorial. For me the current sizes of the venue is not big enough for a theatre so I am going to increase that. To change the values in any of the Size boxes you can either use the up and down arrows or type in the size. I am going to change them to 10.00, 8.00& 12.00 metres for Width:, Height: and Depth:, yep it is a small theatre. If you work in Feet instead of Metres put in the above measuremnets in “Metres” then change the Units setting to “Feet” and it will change the values accordingly. As mentioned at the top of this tutorial I will be using the 9 Par Cans that I patched during the Adding and Removing Fixtures tutorial I did.

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Hi, I'm interested in this conversation. I also had to create new lights because the parameters were not the same as my showlite. I would advise to use this program on a 2nd monitor and at full screen. It makes it much easier to work with. Be careful using just the Save as sometimes it might not have loaded up the correct file and I have found it too easy to destroy and existing project. Maybe it's just clumsy me. On the title bar right at the very top of the Magic 3D Easy View window you will see the currently loaded file name. Regardless of what you set the light beam to it will always display what the light hits at the intensity set by the lighting controller, in this case FreeStyler, in this case you see the circles from the Par Cans on the stage floor.mcallegari wrote: ↑ Sun Apr 09, 2017 8:19 amAmong the ones I tried, Capture is the best, but it's also very expensive. The Patch manager will appear. The left hand panel are the folders that contain the fixture files and the panel on the right shows what and where any fixtures are patched. FreeStyler only has 1 universe so we will always be working on the DMX universe 1 tab. The fixtures in these folders are created by the ScanLibrary program and are not the same as FreeStyler fixture files, neither can interchanged. In Patch, View Heads it is possible to set specific shapes and beam angles for generic heads. When set these fields override the defaults from the chosen personality. The shape is also shown in the Fixture Patch report.