LXSeries Lighting Software

The latest builds of LXBeams and LXPlan have been updated so that the "Martin" key in their libraries contains these two fixtures.

The Martin key in LXBeams' library already includes a Mac 250 and Mac 250 narrow.

The 350 can be added. When the Martin key in the library is updated, we'll put a post here and you'll be able to download an new version of LXBeams.

There is not built-in operating system support on Windows and Linux for PDF like there is on MacOS. So, LXPlan uses open source libraries for PDF export. The quality of import and export using these libraries can vary depending on the exact content, especially when it comes to fonts and text. The la...

You can add any group of graphics to a key and use it as a symbol. The simplest way is to draw the graphic for your symbol using LXBeam's drawing tools. Select the graphics and choose Format->Convert->To Key Entry with Custom Symbol... For sound system components you want to set the kind popup to &q...

LXConsole will set the level of a submaster in response to an OSC message with either address pattern, /cmd.lxconsole/SUB-1 or /cmd.lxconsole/s1@%p. It sounds like what you are trying to do is complex. In order to really understand what is happening you'd need to post a lot of details. Running an ef...

please post the exact steps needed to reproduce the problem, including excerpts from the exported file that illustrate what is exported and what you expect to be exported.

It may be that this is due to an issue with an automated/color mixing fixture with an oval beam. You can try the latest version of LXPlan and see if that makes a difference.

In Qlab send the following message:

/cmd.lxconsole/SUB-1 #v#

OSC Settings should be
OSC Message - Patch ?, 1D Fade, 30 fps, floats, duration of whatever time you want, fade in from 0 to 1.0

Can you email a copy of this plot so I can see what is going on?

If the fixture properties have beamX and beamY included and a drawn symbol of that type is selected, you should have the ability to set the axis. You can also look in the properties table of the Inspector's info tab to confirm if the fixture has a "Beam Axis" property. The only rendering o...