LXSeries Lighting Software

you can't automate importing a fader setup and there are no plans to add that functionality

That is something that happened if there were 5 or less scenes configured. It is fixed in the latest build, Version 6.6.4 (19707.1)

It is not necessary to create a new key entry to add a profile to a fixture. You can take any SourceFour LED2 fixture from the library and add a profile. In the properties dialog, switch to the DMX tab. At the top there is a popup button/menu that allows you to switch between profiles and to manage ...

Try the latest build, Version 6.6.3 (19701.1), and see if the help works better. As long as you have the OSC connection information (IP/Port) set and OSC input enabled, you should be able to detect OSC messages and match them to actions. Choose View->Setup and select the OSC tab. Click the detect bu...

The latest build of LXConsole, 6.6.1 (19609.1), allows you to set an address offset other than 1 for the low byte of a subchannel with 16 bit resolution. This will allow you to patch your fixture. For the pan and tilt subchannels, in the Channel Setup Window's Subchannels table, select the row for t...

AFAIK there is no other fixture that works in this non-standard way. LXConsole does not have a way to patch that scheme unless you use a custom subindex for the least significant byte and control it separately. Apparently GDTF allows for out of sequence bytes for 16 bit or larger resolutions. But, L...

I tested several times, starting from a blank file, switching to the Patch tab of the Inspector, entering 5,6 in the "patch" column for channel 1. Then, bringing channel 1 to 100% causes output on both addresses 5 and 6 which was verified using sACNView. What is the exact version and build...

LXConsole has sequential numeric channels. It does not have an alternate representation or grouping such as fixture IDs or channel pages. If the front light 1 to 9 has the same fixture ids as the backlight 1-9, you'll need to pick other channels for LXConsole. It makes the most sense to use somethin...

I think it is useful for you to understand the difference between a channel and a dmx address. This link might help: http://www.stagelightingprimer.com/index.html?slfs-patching.html&2 I realize that there are many, many people including lighting manufacturers that refer to DMX addresses as "...

The double-line style has always applied just to straight lines. However, in the latest version of LXPlan, 2.9.1 (18422.1), a curved line can also have the double-line style. Note that if you use the double-line style for a curve in the new version, it will not display as a double-line curve if the ...