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A sequence does not loop. You can record your looks into cues or subs. Then create a preset based effect. You can have your cues running consecutively by assigning follow times. Or, if the timing is uniform, you can override the times assigned to the cues and use the effect timing. One of the effect...

Looking at your files, there is no lighting setup in the QLab file so it shouldn't be sending to the ENTTEC widget. However, the port for sending OSC to LXConsole is set to 53000. Avoid this as QLab uses port 53000. I recommend using port 17688, the default for LXConsole. I don't find a problem with...

It is claudeheintzdesign [at] gmail.com I'm not sure if you have QLab setup for lighting at the same time as LXConsole. I don't know if it is possible to have two applications talk to a USB DMX device at the same time. But, certainly something like that could be the issue. Cues will produce the same...

There is no reason why triggering a cue in LXConsole would be any different than triggering a cue with QLab. I'm wondering if by chance that you had more than one file open in LXConsole when this happened. That can produce some unexpected results when using external triggers. You can email a copy of...

The latest build, Version 6.6.5 (20107.1), has an explicit File->Export->ASCII... command.

Simple but obvious: Make sure that the main window is the front window when trying to save the file. If it is not and that is the issue, just post which window was the front and had the problem. You should be able to use File->"Save a Copy..." only when the main window is front and active.

I'm not seeing a problem with ASCII export. It could be one of three things. It could be an issue that hasn't come up that is due to the contents of the file you are trying to export. Similarly, it could be an issue with one of the options for ASCII output you've chosen. And, problems always can be ...

Can you post an example where you've tried this and it doesn't work?

LXBeams uses the MacOS system settings for treatment of numbers. So, it is surprising that it doesn't adapt automatically to local formatting of numbers.

In the subchannel table on the left, select the Tilt row. When this is selected, using two fingers with the cursor over the trackpad area, tilt will be up/down while pan will be left/right. When the Pan row is selected, the opposite is true, pan is up/down and tilt is left/right. In general, the sel...